the High 70s Los Angeles, California
The High 70s came to life in the dark Los Angeles clubs, where the band felt the persistent connection to the music of of late 70s era that turned glam and garage rock into punk, new wave and post punk. The music exploded with dark energy and decadence. The High 70s sound taps this energy and infuses it with stories, real and imagined, of the club goers and rock ’n’ rollers who inhabit this world. ... more
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