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Interview @ Homelands 2002
In the last year [2002] Zero 7 have created the kind of buzz that most major label rock bands can only dream of.
Their debut album 'Simple Things' hit gold and they scooped the award for 'Best Newcomer' at this year's Muzik Awards.
Last year they played at some of the biggest festival across Europe where they received standing ovations at every gig. So who are they? Henry Binns (right) and Sam Hardaker (left) are two nice 30 year old lads who grew up in London together.
After serving their studio apprenticeships they decided to go for it on their own, their first debut dub was Radiohead's 'Climbing Up The Walls' which soon fell into the hands of Radio One's Gilles Peterson and the rest as they say, is history.
They headlined Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Arena at Homelands, click here to read our Homelands 2002 review.
ilikemusic.com's editor, Bez, caught up with Zero 7's Sam at Homelands 2002 to see how he's enjoyed the ride so far...
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