The Twelve Hour Foundation Bristol, UK
The Twelve Hour Foundation is an electronic/musique concrète group based in Bristol.
The line-up
comprises Polly Hulse (analogue synth/rhythms) and Jez Butler (analogue synth/concrète sequences).
Live shows have included Supernormal Festival 2015, The Delaware Road, Reading, slots with Go Kart Mozart, Happy Meals and The Lovely Eggs.
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