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Concept Devices England, UK
Martyn Greenwood has been making music in one form or another for 41 years. At 18 years of age he joined a local band playing the bass guitar, after various other bands he found himself with the desire to make music using synths, this lead him on an electronic journey finally ending up with his solo project Concept Devices. Playing live and recording he as tailored his gear rig and sound to suit ... more
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