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Cellophane Suckers

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Cellophane Suckers, a German garage rock and punk band, was formed in 1993 in Bergisch Gladbach. After moving to Cologne, they released their debut album Burnin' Miss City in 1996. The band gained traction through concerts with acts like Dumbell and Jet Bumpers, releasing the collaborative EP Let's Rock in 1997. Their second album, ...Hell Yeah!, followed in 1998. In 2004, they released Can't Say No, with guitarist Moroder taking a hiatus. The band continued with Glen Ravioli on guitar and Stefan Mohr on organ, releasing Bonjour Mon Capitaine in 2008. In 2009, Cellophane Suckers began performing as a five-piece without an organist, releasing One In A Zoo in 2011.

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