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Plasma Rüby Mendoza, Argentina
Carlos del Río is an argentinian sound artist. He writes music as Plasma Rüby and Papercraft, combining shoegaze, glitch and minimalism’s elements. His pieces are built from field recordings, imperfections, spaces and repetition as compositional resources, resulting in fragile, melancholic and instrospective atmospheres. ... more
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