Tófa Reykjavík, Iceland
Female fronted art-punk band influenced by 20th century literature and creating noise in the likes of Deerhoof, Perfect
Pussy and Fucked Up.
Tófa (The Blue Fox), cute and cuddly on the outside but vicious and bloodthirsty on the inside.
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