Yanggeum is a traditional dulcimer from Korea, and Dongyang Gozupa's music brings it into a modern context with tunes like "Speed of Light" off their 2018 EP Gap.
by Jon Davis, Published 2019-12-18
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Related artist(s): Dongyang Gozupa
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