Tiny Forehead Boston, UK
Tiny Forehead have built their sound taking cues from various waves such as 60's Garage, 70's UK Punk, 80's Post Punk, Surf
and Indie, Northern Soul, alt blues and trad goth. Someone called us “transgarage”
“Thee Oh Sees fronted by Billy Bragg”- Freddie, Fiddlers Elbow
“If a song were an identity crisis, this is what it would sound like – in the best possible way” Blondewave blog
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