Kerry Leimer, known as K. Leimer professionally, is an American electronic musician from Seattle, Washington. Active since the 1970s, Leimer primarily self-released his music for several decades, and became more generally known after his music was collected and reissued by the label RVNG Intl. in the 2010s.^[1] According to RVNG, "K." is "a nod to Kafka's doomed pariah Josef K (from The Trial and The Castle)."^[2]

Leimer was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and his family moved to Chicago in his childhood. In 1967, the family moved again to Seattle, where he began making experimental music using inexpensive instruments and magnetic tape manipulation.^[1] He released some material on Robert Carlberg's Anode Productions before starting the label Palace of Lights with his spouse Dorothy Cross in 1979. After 1983, he ceased producing music for many years, returning in 2002 to reissue old work and release new material. In 2014, RVNG compiled the first of several reissue packages of his work, A Period of Review.^[3] From this time forward, Leimer made new material as well, both solo and in collaboration.

He also released Land of Look Behind,^[4] Mitteltöner,^[5] and Irrational Overcast.^[6]

• McAuliffe, Colm (May 28, 2014). "K. Leimer — A Period Of Review". The Quietus.

• K. Leimer discography at Discogs