Michael Garofalo Brooklyn, New York
Michael Garofalo uses analog synthesizers, lamellophones, field recordings, and found sounds to craft pieces that reside in
a sonic territory between incidental music and eccentric synthpop.
He was a founding member of the improvising trio Latitude/Longitude (active 2004-2010).
latitude-longitude.bandcamp.com
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