Filthy Grin Montreal, Québec
Gerald Biggs developed Filthy Grin as a living sound journal to document explorations of sculpture and body movement. Over the past decade he has self-released a series of cassettes, performed as a member of Pigeon Religion, collaborated with various artists (J.S. Aurelius, James Fella, etc.) as a sound engineer, in live performances, and through sound design. ... more
Filthy Grin recommends:
James Fella - "Inactive Parts" LP (Weird Machine, 2017)
by James Fella
We met in the desert, we remain in the desert
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Request Stop
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Isolationism
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