Wilderness Hymnal Utrecht, Netherlands
Born in Gibraltar to British-Venezuelan parents, Javier Wallis is hard to place at the best of times. A singer and multi-
instrumentalist, his work as Wilderness Hymnal fuses elements of European folk, drone, post-metal, chamber music and glacial electronics into a seamless psychedelic trip.
FFO: Chelsea Wolfe, Dead Can Dance, Ulver.
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