Once upon a time in the west...
# 2001 - JELLYFUZZ rose from the smouldering ashes of several local bands from Brest (Brittany, France).
The initial idea of the band members was to play in a personal and original way a set of astounding songs from the Nuggets
records. They picked and re-arranged 60’s punk classics by the Remains, the Sonics and other mythical combos from that era.
After 2 busy years playing local clubs, the band chose to write and play its own songs, still obsessed by the wish to celebrate simple yet explosive Rock’n’Roll.

# 2004 - In September 2004, the band released "Talk Talk Talk!", its first CD/EP. This home-made 6-track record has since become a collector!

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"Talk Talk Talk!" was reviewed in several fanzines, webzines and magazines including "Dig it!", "Rock&Folk" or "The Fake",
a couple of months after it was released. See the
"Press Room" to read some reviews.
"Talk Talk Talk!" is now a collector EP.

# 2005 - In the following Spring, the 5-man band went back in studio to record their first album "Cadillac Motel" which was
released in September 2005. "Cadillac Motel" was once again unanimously greeted by the press (Rock&Folk, Dig It!, The Fake,
POPNews, CROSSROADS, and many more webzines and local newspapers...). See the "Press Room" to read some reviews.

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"Cadillac Motel" was recorded at the legendary B14 studio by sound engineer "Monsieur Dupraz" and it is distributed in the
whole country by the Breton record company CoopBreizh/Avelouest.

The 14 original tracks composing this LP define the band’s sound: it definitely has to do with 60’s garage-punk but could well be
used as the soundtrack of a “Spaghetti Western” or a freaky B-movie shot in the middle of a slimy swamp. This record is suffused
with primitive energy. This music is straightforward, powerful and highly explosive!

Most of the time, the lyrics of JELLYFUZZ deal with love: the love you can guess in the threatening eye of a zombie about to tear
your guts out, or the love you feel in the arms of your girlfriend from outer-space.

# 2006/2007 - JELLYFUZZ opened for prestigious bands and played famous venues (Sky Saxon & The SEEDS, WRAYGUNN,
Hushpuppies, Bus Palladium in Paris...) while working on a second album.

In April 2007, on the occasion of a concert at the Bus Palladium (Paris), JELLYFUZZ recorded a LIVE EP on neon blue vinyl.
A collector's item at once, only 500 copies of « Friday 13th At Bus Palladium » were made .

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# 2008 -
In March 2008, Jellyfuzz reopens the diner and invites the King himself to share its newest sonic ratatouille:
« A Barbecue With Elvis » ! 13 juicy and high in cholesterol new tunes, cooked rare and topped with a caster oil and
whiskey sauce.


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13 ancient recipes that were passed on to Jellyfuzz by a Voodoo high priest and that the band plays with an insane, vicious grin
on their faces.
Beware! Elvis ain't dead, nor has he turned a vegetarian: Jellyfuzz asked him round to this kingly BBQ and he showed up!
« A Barbecue With Elvis »   comes in two different formats: limited edition vinyl (500 numbered pieces) and CD, and two different
cover arts!

To be continued...

THE JELLYBOYS are...

Marc

Vox, Harmonica, Tambourine, Marracas, Amulets and Voodoo Dolls

David

Guitar (1956 Esge, rebuilt by Jon Free @ BlackGuitars), Backing vocals

Manu

Drums (Gretsch Catalina Club)

Arno

Guitar (Rickenbacker 360), Banjo, Backing Vocals

Yannick

Bass (Fender Precision Bass), Backing Vocals

Yannos

Organ (Nord Electro 2 & Air Keybord)

Jeff (2001-2007)



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