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Antarctic Angels & The Unknown Blues (2012) | Slate

Antarctic Angels & The Unknown Blues

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Antarctic Angels & The Unknown Blues

Since they imploded in 1970 with only one scratchy recording to their name, the Unknown Blues have remained a fascinating footnote in Kiwi music history. Together with their equally infamous biker mates the Antarctic Angels, the band made such an impact in New Zealand's conservative deep south they continued to be talked about more than four decades later. Then in 2011 the complete Unknown Blues lineup reformed for the very first time.

Released: 2012
Runtime: 52m
Genres: Documentary, Music, History
Country: New Zealand

Direction and writing

Simon OgstonDirector

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