The Amazing Stockholm, Sweden
What the hell happened, or - more like - what didn’t? On the other side of a five year silence, Sweden’s The Amazing have returned. Having played around the globe, supported acts such as Tame Impala on tour, and performed live on the iconic Letterman Show in the US. It’s safe to say that with the release of ‘Piggies’, The Amazing seems to have stepped up once more. ... more
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