The Freaky Buds Nantes, France
The Freaky Buds have their roots deeply embedded in the classics of electric Blues, from R.L Burnside to Magic Sam, mixed with more modern and definitely more Rock music such as The Black Keys, The Dead Weathers or Rival Sons. The band has kept an original line-up, without a bass player, direct hommage to their roots Blues influences. ... more
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