Foresteppe – Mæta
Foresteppe – Mæta
£11.00
The music of Egor Klochikhin is inspired by the place where he grew up and now lives – Berdsk, in Siberia, or more specifically by his surrounding nature – the Siberian forest-steppe. He works with some various instruments as acoustic guitar, piano, metallophone, whistle, melodica, mandolin and percussion, as well with field recordings recorded and looped into some dreamy, lo-fi and out-of-time sound collages.
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