The Swedish metal band revisits an existing track rather than chasing a new one, adding Tina Guo’s cello to a song that already had a shape.
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The Swedish metal band revisits an existing track rather than chasing a new one, adding Tina Guo’s cello to a song that already had a shape.
The Polish-born Edinburgh cellist’s debut solo album treats improvisation as a way of living. Memory, migration and inherited song keep changing direction.
The cellist and composer returns with a record built from the friction between acoustic cello and electronic processing, featuring contributions from Basile3 and Matt Elliott.
The Guatemalan cellist and the US guitarist built an album from file exchanges, finding an uncanny chemistry that sidesteps their usual lanes.
