Dextro

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Dextro
Origin UK
Genres Electronica
Post Rock
hip hop
new wave music
shoegaze
Ambient
Krautrock
Experimental
Psychedelic
Years active 2001–present
Labels Border Community
Grönland Records
JumbleFunk
16k Records
Website http://www.dextro.co.uk/
Members
Ewan Mackenzie;
plus guest members to date
David Tobin, Graham Young

Dextro is the pseudonym given to the Scottish Falkirk born DIY musician, Ewan Mackenzie. Under the Dextro moniker he has released a number of works, most notably the albums Winded (2009), Consequence Music (2006) and the 12" single Do You Need Help (2004). The music of Dextro is primarily described as electronica, with influences from the hip hop, new wave music and post rock and genres.[1] Written accounts of Dextro have described the music as being "completely otherworldly",[2], as "epic, burnished mini-cinemascapes" [3], and as "poignant and undeniably uplifting". [4]


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