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Basil Kirchin Hull, UK
Basil Kirchin, one of the great jazz, tape and soundtrack experimentalists. From pastoral wonders to harsh sonic manipulation, Basil was a unique and free flowing musician, taking everyday sounds and turning them into something you very rarely hear. WHAT A GOD ... more
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