Mesh

Mesh is a synthpop/EBM band from Bristol, England, consisting of Mark Hockings and Richard Silverthorn. The band was formed in 1991, with Neil Taylor being a member until 2005. Mesh's music is often described as a blend of synthpop and EBM, though they prefer the term 'Electro rock'. They gained recognition after their early demos were featured on a compilation by Future Music, leading them to establish their own label, Tolerance Records, to release their first EP "Fragile" in 1993. Over the years, Mesh has released several albums, including "In This Place Forever", "The Point At Which It Falls Apart", and more recently, "Automation Baby". They have a strong following in Europe, particularly in Germany and Scandinavia, where their unique sound resonates well with fans of electronic and alternative music.

Mesh's career has seen them work with various labels, including Memento Materia, Metropolis Records, and Königskinder. Their music often explores themes of emotional depth and introspection, which has helped them build a loyal fan base. The band's live performances are highly regarded, with memorable shows across Europe. Their recent releases include "The Point at Which It Falls Apart (25th Anniversary Edition)" and live albums like "The Traps We Made (Live in Hamburg)" and "Live at Neues Gewandhaus Leipzig", showcasing their enduring presence in the electronic music scene.

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