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Nnja Riot at Supernoise²
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Nnja Riot London, UK
Multi-instrumentalist noise artist Lisa McKendrick performs using instruments, DIY FX, self-built synths, light toys and kinetic devices. Her music is an exploration into the possibilities of instruments, electronics, collected sounds and the human voice. ... more
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