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Nil Brighton, UK
Nil is Chris Parfitt on wind instruments, voice and found objects and Dan Powell on tuned percussion, found objects and voice. They combine acoustic free improvisation with elements of performance art and have performed at venues across the South East. Nil explore the boundaries between audience and performer, as well as the not very loud and the very quiet. ... more
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