The Shell Edinburgh, UK
The Shell chart a course through unfamiliar sonic landscapes and discover strange new musical territories at the borderlands between electronics and jazz, classical and experimental. Featuring the improvisational talents of Leigh Chorlton on drums, Andrew Ostler on saxophone, and Simon Kirby on modular synthesiser. ... more
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