John Wallace Wheatley England, UK
Suburban Dirts frontman, John Wallace Wheatley, has gone solo for his latest album, which he describes as one half
Existential Mellotron Rock and one half Self Conscious Soul Pop.
John was inspired to write the album when he chanced upon a gravestone in Bunhill Fields Cemetery that bore his own name.
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