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Burnout
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Two Pistols For Pancho
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Succubus
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Hully Gully
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Trippin'
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The Creeping Fink
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Diablo 66
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Mystery Of The Spy Man
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Dog Fight
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The Boo Tikis England, UK
Formed originally in 2019 playing surf instrumental music, the band released their debut album Electric Desert. Fast
forward to 2023 with a new line-up featuring original members DC and Lyse (ex-DC Spectres) and not one but two bass players, Robber Byker (Gaye Bykers On Acid) and Joe De Lorenzo.
Guitar/Vocal - DC
Bass - Robber Byker/Joe De Lorenzo
Drums - Lyse
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