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guanoman Glasgow, UK
a one-man collision of chaos and order.
ectopian pop for hairy
children.
avantelectrodeathdoommathcore.
dada and durrrrr.
the culmination of a thousand years' worth of unlearning, disobedience and corrupted nervous systems.
ear damage for fun, the minimising of coherence and the irradiation of innocence.
or something.
... more
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