Mysteron Sheffield, UK
The sound of Mysteron has elements of Garage Rock, Psychedelia, electronic pop music and Post Punk, the group have cited influences such as Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Electric Prunes, Scott Walker, Broadcast, film and television soundtracks (mainly that of Barry Gray and Jon Barry). ... more
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