NICO GUERRERO Paris, France
Nico Guerrero is an experimental composer/guitarist based in Paris+Reykjavik, founding member of VORTEX in early 90s
(Disques du Soleil & de l'Acier).
He worked with various musicians including Rhys Chatham.
Using occult alterations of guitar chords, he builds abstract, massive & melancholic soundspaces with guitar overtones, ringing like organ clusters expanding towards the infinite ~O~
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