In 2011, the half brothers Zack Anderson (bass) and Cory Berry (drums) from Iowa played in the band Radio Moscow and met the Swedish singer Elin Larsson in California.
In Anderson's father's garage, the three musicians recorded two songs as demos and published them on the Internet platform YouTube.
The musicians then received an offer from the record label Crusher Records to record an EP.
They were also offered a tour of Spain.
During a concert tour in France, Anderson and Berry met the 16-year-old guitarist Dorian Sorriaux.
Sorriaux was invited to Örebro by the other musicians and eventually completed the band.
The band's name comes from the music blog of the same name, which deals with underground music of the 1960s and 1970s.
A year later, the debut EP Bliss and the 7″ single Black Smoke were released on the record label Crusher Records.