The debut Cochabamba album comes courtesy of respected sound designer and fine artist Dan Lywood!

Lywood has worked alongside some of the most prestigious names in art, fashion, music and film - from Led Zeppelin to Louis Vuitton, The Venice Biennale to The Serpentine Art Gallery, in a career spanning over 20 years. JUNK sees Lywood stepping into the limelight for the first time with these eight epic psychedelic dance-floor and spaced out instrumental visions.

The inspiration behind JUNK is the documentary Waste Land, from the artist Vik Muniz about the landfill site, Jardim Gramacho, on the outskirts of Rio De Janeiro. Muniz's mission was to “change the lives of a group of people with the same material that they deal with everyday”.

Recycling fragments of German electronica, disco and 80’s synth from his childhood and fusing these with new, found sounds, Lywood takes us on a journey through his world of JUNK re-imagined. Five of the tracks are named after some of the largest landfill sites around the world, and track six is named Trash Vortex after the swirling mass of plastic waste the size of Texas, in the North Pacific.