Lo-Fi Fun Factory Belfast, UK
Dan Tindall and Alan Thompson formed Lo-Fi Fun Factory in 2010. Dan plays guitar and sings, Alan plays the bass. They sometimes play other things too, like the ukulele, accordion, djembe and harmonica. They were pretty quiet after Covid, but now they've finally got it together to do stuff again... ... more
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