Mesh Bristol, UK
MESH is an electronic alternative band from Bristol consisting of Mark Hockings and Richard Silverthorn. They made their
baby steps as a band back in 1996 by releasing their first album on Memento Materia.
In the meantime they have accumulated a large fanbase throughout Europe with their feature sound that draws influences from Electronic Pop music as well as from Alternative and Industrial.
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