Martyn Bates UK
(For CD version write to Jerry at eyeless@eyelessingaza.com)
voice +acoustic w/songs/ e-guitars/kybd/ tape. Since 1980,
Eyeless in Gaza, & since 2000, Twelve Thousand Days, Mick Harris etc. Knew stuff / Forgot stuff / cared too much / cared too little - perhaps. 2023:current band = Kodax Strophes … with Martyn reportedly "still longing for 'Christmas in my soul". kodaxstrophes.bandcamp.com
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hello I receive the Cd this morning ; consult my chronicles in french at : https://rythmes-croises.org/twelve-thousand-days-the-birds-sing-as-bells-kodax-strophes-martyn-bates-post-war-baby/
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