Folk The System Banbury, UK
Formed in Banbury, in 1992 by Pil (Vocal,12 String, Tin Whistle), Maty Tustian (Bodhran, Vocals), Tony Partner (6 String),
Adam Carter (Bass) John Tims (Fiddle, Mandolin).
Reformed in mid 2013
Gone is the rusty Sherpa van of doom. Gone is the evil monster that was Thatcher. But the people still need a voice and we're back, older with less hair and slightly cleaner clothes, but still FOLKIN’ angry!
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