the Laurel Canyon
"The obvious comparison is Black Keys, considering the band's two-dude lineup, and there's a lot more than gritty blues going on, though they had a nice touch of the Delta in the mix. Kyle and Norton's range and passel of petals helped yield garage-y and big-ass-rockin'; akin to Blue Cheer and Cream but with catchy, foot-tappin' appeal. " - Creative Loafing Atlanta ... more
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