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THEE HEADSHRINKERS Hastings, UK
Proto punk garage weirdness, think Mark E Smith's ghost fronting the Stooges and you're halfway there.
Influences: the post-Manson 1960s, vintage guitars and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre soundtrack
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