intafon Tokyo, Japan
intafon (|ˈɪntəfəʊn|, in-tah-fone): Mensch-maschine, the nom de l'électricité of Ryan Todd-Nakamura, Tokyo-based composer and performer of electronic music and noise. As intafon, he produces music primarily using modular synth arrangements, while also incorporating other devices and media, both analog and digital. ... more
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