Eat Fugu Lana, Italy
Eat Fugu is a local Stoner Rock Band from Lana, South Tyrol, North Italy.
Founded in 2011,
Eat Fugu is based on weekly jam sessions on a boys‘ night out concept.
Drums: Kurt
Bass: Peter
Guitar: Patrick
Guitar: Andreas
Guitar/Vox: Stefan
All Eat Fugu releases are full band live recordings from selected jam sessions.
Enjoy live and raw analog stoner rock music, as we do!
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