SLAMDINISTAS Los Angeles, California
Bringing raw in-your-face street rock & roll. Their songs get instant radio respect. Their influences: 70’s English PubRock, Punk & Classic Rock, the British scene, a la Stones & Faces, recalling the Glory Days of Rock + Roll. Their studio chemistry worked so well it is as if the band had several tours behind them. The sound born on those fateful sessions brings you: SLAMDINISTAS ... more
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