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John Biddulph London, UK
John has been exploring electronic sound for nearly 50 years. His first encounter was with an early valve version of a Watkins Electronic Music Copicat, a violin with a guitar pick up and an effects pedal, synthesisers the size of old telephone switchboards reel to reel tape recorders with 10 yard tape loops around jam jars. John has worked in the field of neuro-diversity and autism in particular. ... more
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