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Press coverage of the search for the Lost Bass. When news broke that we were searching for the bass it became a worldwide sensation reaching newpapers and news channels across the globe.

COVERAGE

It’s getting better all the time

The Telegraph 2 September 2023

The Guardian 2 September 2023

Daily Mail 2 September 2023

The New York Times 6 September 2023

Bass Player 5 September 2023

The Economic Times 10 September 2023

CNN Entertainment 4 September 2023

BBC News 3 September 2023

Rolling Stone (DE) 4 September 2023

Guitar.com 8 September 2023

The Cavern Club 7 September 2023

Music Radar 4 September 2023

Far Out 12 September 2023

CBS News 4 September 2023

The Violin Channel 7 September 2023

WELT 12 September 2023

Evening Standard 3 September 2023

People 4 September 2023

WION 3 September 2023

The Times (UK) 4 September 2023

Lakes Media 5 September 2023

Ultimate Guitar 4 September 2023

RND 4 September 2023

Cape Talk 5 September 2023

Le Monde 19 September 2023

Sky News 3 September 2023

Armenia News 4 September 2023

Newser 4 September 2023

South China Morning Post 4 September 2023

My FM Today 27 September 2023

Why Now 4 September 2023

India Today 4 September 2023

Complete Music 4 September 2023

WSFM Sydney 6 September 2023

Beatles Blog 5 September 2023

Gold Radio 4 & 26 September 2023

Yahoo News Australia 3 September 2023

Coast FM NZ 4 September 2023

KIRO7 TV 6 September 2023

NDTV 6 September 2023

Pro Music News 8 September 2023

Time News 5 September 2023

3BA FM 5 September 2023

VOI 6 September 2023

Frankfurter Rundschau 3 September 2023

Berliner Zeitung 3 September 2023

Firstpost 4 September 2023

4RO Queensland 5 September 2023

RTL 4 September 2023

News in France 7 September 2023

MSN September 2023

France 24 4 September 2023

Japan Today 6 September 2023

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