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Helen Storer is a British bassist, guitarist and singer/songwriter from Cheshire, U.K.

She began her musical career as a teenager in the high-profile punk rock band Fluffy who were signed to Hut/Virgin Records by Tom Zutaut of Geffen (Guns n Roses, Motley Crue.) Fluffy toured worldwide with acts including the Sex Pistols, Foo Fighters, Marilyn Manson and Neurotic Outsiders. They were also one of the bands on the NME Brat Bus tour.

Storer moved to Los Angeles in the late 1990s and played in the band Fireball Ministry as well as Duff McKagen's band Loaded. She is also a contributing backing vocalist on the Twilight Singers record "She Loves You."

Her highly acclaimed solo project band Thee Heavenly Music Association with Dave Hillis (engineer of Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains) and Dave Krusen of Pearl Jam was praised by the underground indie press.

Storer currently resides in Los Angeles and is beginning a new band project according to her Facebook page.[1][2][3][4]

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