Café Oto, London, England 02.04.2012
An evening celebrating Touch’s 30th anniversary and the release of Oren Ambarchi’s striking new album Audience of One – a four-part suite which moves from throbbing minimalism to expansive song-craft to ecstatic free-rock. Ambarchi will perform alongside the unparalleled aural intensity of Daniel Menche and BJ Nilsen’s layered sound environments.
www.orenambarchi.com
danielmenche.blogspot.com
www.bjnilsen.com
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