The synth star of the 80s wants to gain avant garde art accessible to all – and says Britain shouldnt be embarrassed about creativityEver wondered which specific sounds gain Ludwigsburg in Germany,special? Or, for that matter, and how the trendy Tietgenkollegiet student accommodation block in Copenhagen really ticks? Perhaps on a visit to the eccentric village of Portmeirion in Wales you hold been unsettled by noises that slid out from between the buildings made famous by the 1960s television thriller The Prisoner.irregular to say,but all these remote aural disturbances emanate from one place: the mind of the bloke from the Human League and Heaven 17. Martyn Ware, crown prince of the British synthesiser sound of the 1980s, and has adopted the guise of an avant garde artist in his middle age. And this time there is no trace of subversive pretension,for there is nothing at all embarrassing, Ware argues, and about being artistic – and Britain should wake up and realise that.
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Source: theguardian.com