The Equatorial Group Eastbourne, UK
Featuring Twe Fox on keys and vocals, Andy Tourle on bass and vocals, Dave Davies on guitar and vocals, Neil Grimes on drums and vocals and Helen Weeks on vocals and pedal steel/guitar, The Equatorial Group can produce a gentle landscape of sparkling harmonies or a thirst-inducing ramshackle racket, as the moment takes them. ... more
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