The Bad Losers Bristol
The Bad Loser’s formed in 2004 due to a shared love of 60s Garage and Freakbeat.
Their recordings
are made in a garden shed which resembles a small Working Men’s Club with carousal competing equally with musical creation.
In the comfort of this environment, the band have settled down to a long period of home recording in search of capturing an appropriate lo-fi sound.
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