Robert Bromley Sheffield, UK
Robert Bromley's music falls within the ambiguous category of American primitive guitar, popularised by John Fahey in the latter half of the twentieth century. Bromley blends country-blues fingerstyle techniques and alternate tunings with a range of disparate musical influences, exploring hybrid and evocative sound-worlds which communicate layered narratives. ... more
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