Saints and Winos Rochester, New York
Power trio from Rochester, NY, kicking ass and taking names.
Joe Dellaquila: Guitar and vocals
Amanda Rampe:
Bass and vocals
J.B. Rodgers:
Drums and vocals Influenced by the first wave of US doom. Heavy music with clean melodic vocals and three part harmonies.
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