Archdruid England, UK
A progressive, ethereal, monolithic improv two-piece, scurrying frantically from the endless, vacant fissures of rural England, Canterbury’s Archdruid pairs the elative catharsis of hypnotic, meditative low-end riffing with the electricity of a fully improvised experience; the smell of torrid tube amps; the taste of a humid air damp with sweat; the sounds of unrelenting cacophony. ... more
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