out lines off Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mitzi Waltz: vocals & bass
Ian Hutchinson: guitars
Mitzi played
bass with several punk, post-punk and industrial outfits in the 80s, including San Francisco’s folk-punk hybrid X-tal and psych-noisers Half Blind.
Ian put the psych-fuzz into quite a few bands before.
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