FEDERATION UK
Federation was formed in the summer of 2011 by Ben Lost and Rich Solarstone, and with the arrival of Dave Moth in 2013 they developed a sound that incorporated New Wave, Goth, and Industrial influences, whilst retaining that love of thumping late 90's Trance. After a few years concentrating on other projects, a full length album is due June 2022. ... more
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