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hxw hxw London, UK
hxw hxw is an experimental, conceptual project that takes its name from the Greek nymph Ekho, who was only able to repeat
words spoken to her, her own voice stolen away in a curse.
Only using audio samples gleaned from entertainment media such as film, television, and video games, hxw hxw questions the vanity of a consumerist lifestyle on which we are growing ever more dependant.
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