About Apalusa
Apalusa is the nom de plume of Nottingham musician Dan Layton who can also be seen playing guitar with avant-rock band Souvaris. Essentially a one-man operation, Apalusa explores the gentler side of ambient and drone music with a sprinkling of bad mood residue thrown in for good measure. Apalusa has been known to play live, but prefers to stay inside most of the time. Apalusa is best listened to between the hours of 2 and 4 in the morning, preferably on headphones and with eyes closed.
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