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Fraser Wayne Montreal, Québec
After years fronting seminal garage rock band, The Fuzzy Undertones, Fraser Wayne chose to break off to pursue a new vision and sound, with a focus on honest songwriting and imaginative storytelling. The resulting project breaks into some diverse influences, ranging from Americana, folk-rock, modern psychedelia, 70’s punk, spaghetti western soundtracks and more. The cosmic cowboy is here to stay. ... more
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Sharp, smart lyrics set to ’60s rock melodies, the latest from Daily Worker is the sound of yesterday with a contemporary edge.
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