Abigail Toll Berlin, Germany
Abigail Toll (UK/DE) is an experimental music artist and composer based in Berlin. Her psychoacoustic sound-worlds are a
“beguiling concoction of abstract minimalism, pensive drone and thrumming electronics” (Boomkat). Her artistic research focuses on the anarchic sonic potential of datasets; ancient landscapes and architectures.
Debut record 'Matrices of Vision' on Shelter Press – out now.
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