2010 – Present 📍 Rotorua, New Zealand

Swamp Thing

blues rock

New Zealand blues-rock band

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👥 Personnel & Lineage (1)

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Michael Barker

📜 Archival Liner Notes & Thank-Yous

Physical Vinyl Inserts

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Peer Inscriptions

Archival vinyl thank-you list being verified from original pressing inserts.

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⚡ Lineage Architecture & Historical Context

The Historical Lineage of Swamp Thing

Swamp Thing emerged out of Rotorua, New Zealand starting in 2010, contributing distinctive energy to the blues rock landscape. Anchored by personnel including Michael Barker,

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Archival Entry Points & Significance

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Where to Dig Next From Swamp Thing

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