MASSIVE HASSLE Nottingham, UK
Massive Hassle is a two-piece rock band featuring brothers Marty Fisher and Bill Fisher (Mammothwing, Church of the Cosmic
Skull, Dystopian Future Movies) -
Everything is recorded live and filmed in singular takes;
All songs written collaboratively in the studio;
Both brothers sing in harmony or unison throughout;
Every track will be released as a live video;
Don’t let it become a Massive Hassle
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