HORSEBATH Montreal, Québec
A rebellious exterior almost always leads to a heart-shaped inside. HORSEBATH is passionate and clownish, belting and romantic, the Canadian group is Americana with a hint of swing and a foundation in folk-rock, their devilish harmonies are the entryway to the big climactic sound that always brings on a dancing crowd. ... more
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