Tsantsa Uppsala, Sweden
By exposing finite and self-contained sonic artifacts to non-linear structural progressions and an incessant repetition in the persistent present, Tsantsa intends to shrink the head-space of its listeners into a singular point devoid of aesthetics and meaning. ... more
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