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Travis Gary
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Amptext Washington D.C., D.C.
Amptext, the solo project of Gary Rouzer, seeks to investigate the boundary between music/noise, sound/silence, and instrumental technique/gesture using cello, electric bass, effects, springzinger, clarinet, amplified objects, record player, and field recordings ... more
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