The Dust Bunnies Atlanta, Georgia
The son of a musician and a visual artist, Adam Bruneau has been making music for 15 years, playing in bands including Deerhunter, Super Madrigal Bros, the Kiwis, and the Back Pockets. The Dust Bunnies is the name for his solo musical outlet. Primary influences are 60's garage, psych & British Invasion, Krautrock and motorik, early experimental electronic music, and Japanese video game soundtracks ... more
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