Kavus Torabi

Kavus Torabi (born December 5, 1971) is a musician. Kavus Torabi (born 5 December 1971) is a British musician, composer, record label owner and radio broadcaster. Described as a "psychedelic polymath", he is a multi-instrumentalist known for

Born in Iran of English and Iranian decent, Torabi moved to the UK in 1973 and was raised in Plymouth. He was a founding member of the Monsoon Bassoon, whose album I Dig Your Voodoo (1999) was produced by Tim Smith, the leader of Cardiacs. Torabi worked as Cardiacs' guitar technician for eight years

With the snooker player Steve Davis, Torabi co-presented the radio show The Interesting Alternative Show on Phoenix FM between 2010 and 2018 and has DJ'd at events. Through the show, Torabi was introduced to Gong founder Daevid Allen by Davis and joined Gong as an additional guitarist, debuting on t

Career

With the snooker player Steve Davis, Torabi co-presented the radio show The Interesting Alternative Show on Phoenix FM between 2010 and 2018 and has DJ'd at events. Through the show, Torabi was introduced to Gong founder Daevid Allen by Davis and joined Gong as an additional guitarist, debuting on t

Personal Life

Kavus Torabi was born in Unknown on December 5, 1971. Details about their personal life continue to be of interest to the public.

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Knowledge Platforms

• Wikipedia — Kavus Torabi
• Wikidata — Q6379373