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Stephen Palmer Shrewsbury, UK
Stephen Palmer is a musician and author living in Shropshire. He was the man behind the psychedelic band Mooch, and he continues with his world/synth project Blue Lily Commission, who are also on Bandcamp. His solo music covers a wide range of genres, often with a natural/seasonal/weather theme, but also covering electronic styles. ... more
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