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[OHM] Nantes, France
From soft melodies flirting with silences to the wall of sound that grabs you by the guts, [OHM] stretches tension to better explode. On the one side, the tetanic fear of eco-anxiety and other high-sung distress, like hymns expressible only behind the protective veil of music . On the other side, the will and cherishment of simplicity, essentials, and calm, once the first are left behind. ... more
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