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The Sound Station Los Angeles, California
Swinging Trash Blues Rock 'n' Roll band based on 50's R'n'B & 60s Garage Punk.
Four piece outfit
in LA.
"Expect a tsunami of legendary juke philosophizing put over with a lurid twist of hopped up lowdown stomp so tremendously torrid it's gonna melt your eyeballs right in their sockets"-Jonny Whiteside (LA Weekly)
contact: TheSoundStationLA@gmail.com for booking and all creative collaborations.
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