Lupe Veléz

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Forfans of 1960s-influenced garage rock, italian garage-punk nostalgics, followers of area pirata
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Lupe Veléz are an Italian garage-rock/garage-punk band from Livorno. They released the EP Mystic Man in 2015 and their debut full-length album Weird Tales on Area Pirata (reviewed in 2018). The album features a guest appearance by Dome La Muerte.

Associated label: Area Pirata. Style: rooted in 1960s garage rock with punk influences; cited tracks include "It Seems So Real", "Mystic Man", "Asleep", "Banned From The City", and "Oblivion".

Lupe Veléz are a Livorno-based garage-rock/garage-punk band whose debut full-length Weird Tales (released on Area Pirata) leans into 60s melodies and punk energy. The record features guests such as Dome La Muerte and follows the 2015 EP Mystic Man. The reviewer recommends the album to followers and nostalgics of garage-punk.

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❝ It is indeed thanks to Area Pirata and the tireless and curious Tiziano Rimonti that we have had the opportunity to listen to the new albums – and also reissues of old works – from No Strange, Sick Rose, Not Moving, and Steeplejack.

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