The Hendersens Schaffhausen, Switzerland
It's fun to listen to their cheerful, lighthearted songs, where crisp 70ies riffs meet heartwarming harmonies from the sixties for a wild beach party and Americana dances to Garage Rock'n'Roll, while Indiepop and Rockabilly fraternize at the bar. Every song on their new album "Tight" has been lovingly handcrafted. ... more
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