The Service Providers Seattle, Washington
The Service Providers have created a crackling bonfire of hard guitar rock, rife with unabashed pop hooks and formidable chops. These seasoned songwriters (veterans of The Posies, Sushirobo, and Ruston Mire) can’t help but be catchy as hell, treating heartbroken love songs and post-ironic party anthems with equal dexterity. ... more
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