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Guitar Wolf

Words: Loren • May 22, 2014

Guitar Wolf
Guitar Wolf

Seiji (Guitar Wolf)

SPB: How did your recent US tour with The Coathangers go?

Seiji: The girls are wonderful. Their songs are full of great ideas. They inspired us a great deal. The way they raise the excitement in the later half of the show was simply great, like pink typhoon. I'd love to invite them to Japan.

 

Loren • May 22, 2014

Guitar Wolf
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