WPH Melbourne, Australia
WPH is the alias of Melbourne guitarist/sound artist Nathan Pilch. Creating spatially organised, low dynamics cycles in high fidelity, using just the guitar, expertly rendered shimmer and drift is captured as if bottled from a constant stream with no discernable beginning or end. These sounds are massive and environmental - a compelling, obscured topography of colourfully heathered landscape. ... more
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