Broken Peach call this a Halloween Special, but this is about par for the course for the band! Seeing them as skeletons with wholesome-creepy puppet-like dance moves is not unusual.
Don’t worry; watch this video once, and the algorithm should try to introduce you to the group.
Like? You can get more Broken Peach from their Apple Music profile and Spotify. It’s YouTube, where they make their market with around 200K followers.
The band, from Vigo, Spain, comprises Lara, Eri, Lewis and Sela on vocals, Pepo on guitar and keyboards, Ruben on drums and Julian on Bass.
Oddly, for a band with such a strong social following, they don’t say much about themselves, but the Broken Army fans do provide insight.
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“I Was Made for Lovin’ You,” released in 1979 on Kiss’s album Dynasty, became a significant commercial success for the American hard rock band. Notably, the song was co-written with Desmond Child, marking the first of many collaborations between Child and Kiss.
Yeah, it’s weeks until Halloween, but we’re already finding the highlights!
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