The Sound Of Science Sheffield, UK
Dean Honer is a producer and founder member of iconic bands The All Seeing I, I Monster, The Moonlandingz and The
Eccentronic Research Council. He has produced bands such as The Human League, Add N to X and Roisin Murphy.
Kevin Pearce is a songwriter from Essex. He has received plaudits for his work from The Independent and The Guardian. His music has been used on programmes for HBO and BBC TV.
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