Freegan Horses Los Angeles, California
Lo-fi Southern surf-rock colossus consisting of the enigmatic duo Torbin Wadd and Fledd P. Coiner. They haven't spoken since their formal split in 2016 but continue creating music today using only the U.S. mail to exchange 8-track recordings which are later arranged by producer, M. Smith. Additional instruments and vocals are provided by underground folk-synth experimentalist, Lee Fariq ... more
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