Eighty-Twelve Lausanne, Switzerland
Somewhere between Weezer, Dinosaur Jr. and the early Nada Surf, Eighty-Twelve dig the nineties indie up. Guitar, Bass,
Drums. Done (Almost). The band readily escapes the verse-chorus-verse format in organic jams inspired by Crazy Horse, Earthless et al.,
Eighty-Twelve now proudly present their first album EVERYONE IS WRONG.
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