Nuno Canavarro Lisbon, Portugal
Portuguese composer Canavarro was for many years a figure of mystery and inspiration to a generation of postmodern electronic musicians due to his enigmatic invocations on 1988’s Plux Quba. In ‘99, Jim O'Rourke reissued it on his Moikai label; Drag City has since carried the flag for this singular recording. Canavarro continues to make music, scoring for films on occasion as well. ... more
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