Thee Strawberry Mynde England, UK
Garage Punk/ Heavy Mod Thrashings from the North East of England. Formed in 1997 we have kicked around a bit off and on for
ages.
Live we've been privileged to support the likes of - The James Taylor Quartet, The Bellrays, The Space Agency, The Godfathers and Galileo Seven to name a few
contact us for info theestrawberrymynde@gmail.com
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