Dead Orchids Denver, Colorado
Twisting and turning through peaks and valleys, the music shares healthy spoonfuls of dirty church organs, synth fuzzed out guitars, and pummeling bass lines. The percussion back bone is shared across the stage making for a rich visual, as well as a true stereo spread of the traditional rock drum kit. ... more
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