Rachel Zeffira

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Rachel Zeffira is a Canadian soprano, composer, and multi-instrumentalist currently based in London, England. She is also one half of the duo Cat's Eyes, the other being Faris Badwan of the band, The Horrors.

Zeffira released her first solo album The Deserters on 10th December 2012 through RAF Records in Europe and through Paper Bag Records in North America. Guesting on the album were members of the London-based psychedelic rock band TOY and Melissa Rigby, formerly of the now defunct post-punk revival band S.C.U.M.

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  1. The Deserters 2012

    Review of The Deserters

    Reviewed by Daniel Ross

    A beautiful solo debut, unequivocally demanding of your attention.

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