Get all 4 The Electric Guitars releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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Sideways Changeling
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Three Body Problem
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Sadistically Speaking
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Velvet Hell
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Circuitry for the Devil
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Postcard from the Deep
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Nitro Venus
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Eternal Life Crisis
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The Electric Guitars Melbourne, Australia
The Electric Guitars are a group from Melbourne, Australia that use instruments to make music. Some of that music was recorded by electronic devices & is now available at this page for listening to &/or purchasing.
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This is the sort of punk album 99% of US acts would give their left nut to put out!! And TR brings an outstanding melodic element and some cracking vocals and lyrics! What a great collection of tunes!!! Get this album up ya, and then pass it on to your gen Z kids, mates!!!
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Raw as reality. Great sense grief , pride and bollocks to be honest!!!!!
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Spaced-out krautrock and dizzying drone from this Irish band that packs a punch—the sound of being caught in an asteroid belt.
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I’ve been really enjoying their follow up to this one; 2020s Sharks album an altogether more post punk album than this one which is more a noisy alt. rock album, either way they’re both great listens and another great find…
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