Steady Rolling
We upped San Francisco duo Two Gallants on Lost At E Minor a little while back, as raw a slice of musical mayhem as anything that’s crawled out of the backwoods of sleepy Seattle. They not only deliver the most exhilarating live shows but they sound pretty damn sweet on record too, as this musical morsel from their second album – What The Toll Tells – suggests. [see also Nothing To You]
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