That Faint Light England, UK
Collaborative project of Adrian Lane and Guido Lusetti which combines abstract electronics with medieval, neo-classical and folk acoustic instrumentation. We create a style that neither could have conceived on his own, but with both individuals clearly present, confidently shifting between acoustic and electronic worlds. The music displays the pair's keen melodic sensibilities and sonic textures ... more
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