The True Spokes Seattle, Washington
cut from a classic mold, very much kindred spirits to Wilco, The Beatles, and The Kinks, i.e. powerhouse groups where harmony, robust playing and dedicated craftsmanship run headlong into rock’s indefinable, exuberant, enduring zeitgeist - a perfect soundtrack for the daily grind that reaches outward beyond the challenges towards something hopeful, real and truthful ... more
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