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UFOverdriver Joshua Tree, California
UFOverdriver’s output can be defined as three different periods – so far, with this last year being the completion of version 3. It was born as a sound collage project, then grew into an ambient music project, now it’s whatever it is – some genre-less wanderer in search of an audience. ... more
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