Mythlüme by Gandavon

An epic musical journey!

With 'Mythlüme' I mean that shimmer, that seam of gold that shines in the rough, damp, cold and misty caverns and rivers of our ancient northern past; the word-tapestry of our history and myth.

A lot of 'Mythlüme' consists of improvised live recorded phrases on various synthesizers such as the Yahama VL-1 with breathcontroller for woodwinds, saxophone, trumpets and hurdy-gurdy/nyckelharpa sounds, Nordlead 2, Korg MS-2000 and Novation K-Station for analogue-ish warmth, sound effects and arpeggios and then some bronze sound bowls, lyra, dulcimer, flute and various percussion instruments, enhanced by overdubs with software synths and sample-art in computer programs.

Gandavon is the alias of William Higgins, a British-Dutch synth/acoustic audiovisual alchemist weaving sonic and visual tapestries from his shed studio in Northern Limburg, Netherlands.