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Dancing on a Landfill
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Martyn Heyne Berlin, Germany
Martyn Heyne is a Berlin-based musician and composer. His concerts and recordings have gained him a reputation for a unique
approach to the guitar.
‘Martyn Heyne is the kind of oblique player who takes the instrument to a completely different textural plane. (…) You forget all about the how, and luxuriate in the why.’ teamrock.com, UK
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