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NYX London, UK
NYX embodies live electronics, drone and ecstatic choral sound, testing the limits of organic and synthetic modulation to
explore the entire spectrum of collective voice as an instrument.
With visceral compositions by Sian O’Gorman, our music responds to the human body, architecture and nature.
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