This Is Where Two Oceans Meet San Antonio, Texas
"The one man band that uses both percussive drums and looped guitars to create a sea of melody. With additions of spokenword semi-sung poems that overlay gentle tracks that sway you back in forth as if you were listening to the crashing of ocean waves on a dark summer night." -Southwest Post Rock Collective ... more
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