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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Supersonic Live, Psychic Death Safari, Maximum Fuzz Live, S/T (debut album), The EP compilation (2018), Old Songs From Beyond (2018), Moonshiner EP (2017), and Electric Jaguar Baby - EP 1 (2016).
Electric Jaguar Baby Paris, France
Born in Paris in 2015, the french duo have no-stop praised the cult of fuzz, offering it tracks born from a g*ng-b*ng with
Ty Segall, Josh Homme, Jack White and Ozzy Osbourne, sprinkled with retro and occult 70's vibes.
3 EP takes them to their first album & 7 euro tours.
New album out now thru Rebel Waves records (Ripple Music garage psych imprint) 🔥
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