VSTRS Detroit, Michigan
Michael O'Connor
Eric Myers
Zach Pliska
David Sovey
Katie
Galazka
Next up was the sonic LSD experience of Visitors. I could have listened to this band play for hours. The music resonated with a droning, dreamy quality that would ebb & flow between soft space to crunchy guitar/drum. Ethereal vocals added the cherry on top of this psychedelic adventure.
Chuck Marshall
Life in Michigan
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