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Day: February 7, 2021

Reviews Posted on7 February 2021

Elsen Price’s phantasmagorical world of soundscapes

“Playing double bass and electric bass, Elsen Price invites us to join him as he rides the rivers, enters the woods, explores luminescent caverns and encounters freakish bees (buzzing included) in what could easily be categorised as eight mini-suites, each of three movements.”

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