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electric85 Seattle, Washington
Ian Piña & Kent Worthington are imaginative musicians capable of creating some beautiful and transcendent music. Their ambitions mean that they are not just merely making pop or rock music, instead they are creating sonic art. Agustin Ebbeke, with his his atmospheric guitars, rounds out the sound. E85 release via INgrooves. ... more
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