A Meaningful Silence England, UK
A Meaningful Silence is a collaboration between two solo bassist/composers Art Banymandhub and Kevin
Buckland.
Drawing on a diverse range of influences, from the ambient soundscapes of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp, to the icons,Billy Sheehan, and Steve Lawson. Using just bass guitars the pair weave a mesmerising tapestry of sound that is as much melancholy as it is warm and vibrant.
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