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Black Cat Revue Glasgow, UK
Hail To The Freaks!
Glaswegian psychedelic outlaws Black Cat Revue have paved their own path through
the Scottish music scene since 2014 with their own hazy brand of 60s influenced garage rock n’ roll.
“Like a tie-dye Harley free-wheelin’ freak-out straight into the nugget Nevada sun.” - Hard of Hearing Music
An acid drenched West Coast jangle affair - Shindig Magazine
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