Matteo Fiorini Italy
"Accompanied by only natural sounds like thunder, rain, birds, unidentifiable distant noises and ghostly instruments,
Fiorini created an intense and almost mystic piece of work, ranging from the sweetest melodies and delicate fingerpicking to raging strumming and painful screeching."
- Dying for bad music
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