subzar Cambridge, UK
fusing post-rock and classical influences, subzar uses guitars, cello and violin to redefine the traditional ‘string quartet’. strident rhythm and intricate melody interweave - captivating the mind yet encouraging it to wander; a voiceless, organic sound that seems both unique and yet timeless. ... more
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