Gazebo‽ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Max van der Wal is a recent graduate from the Sonology department at the Royal Conservatoire, the Hague, Netherlands. The
institute focusses on experimental Electronic Music.
Max van der Wal utilizes repetitive music with minute changes and long lasting drones to create a music which drifts in and out of the listeners awareness, becoming just a environment of stasis.
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