Andrea Marutti Milano, Italy
I began experimenting in the '90s as Amon and Never Known. In the '00s I continued
to create music under my own name and
started a few collaborative projects: Hall of Mirrors, Molnija Aura and Sil Muir. I was also involved in two collective efforts, Maribor and Meerkat, and collaborated with Fausto Balbo and Carlo Giordani. For 18 years I have ran Afe, a label devoted to experimental electronics.
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