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Chris Harford And The Band Of Changes
Chris Harford and The Band of Changes formed in London in the early 1990s. Their song 'Micon The Icon' became a notable track for them. Their debut album was...
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Chris Harford and The Band of Changes formed in London in the early 1990s. Their song 'Micon The Icon' became a notable track for them.
Their debut album was called 'Enter the Icon.' The band's music drew from alternative rock, electronica, and psychedelic sounds.
They faced some financial difficulties and label rejections early on, but kept working. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which drew both criticism and support.
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