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Group of Seven Grimsby, UK
Group of Seven is the work of one individual, Simon Gains based in Lincolnshire UK. Heavily inspired by Delia Derbyshire, Stockhausen, Sun Ra and Cage, Group of Seven use mainly 'found' sounds although often heavily treated in the studio. Lots of inspiration from the great county of Lincolnshire ... more
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