The Spanish Channel Brooklyn, New York
The Spanish Channel is a melodic power trio -- way-catchy uptempo alt-rock with harmony vocals. Each song is a miniature movie of life in New York City; all lust, tears, screams, and big drums. The band lives in Brooklyn, NY, and rocks like Foo Fighters, Weezer, Stone Temple Pilots, Fountains of Wayne, The Cars, Maroon 5, Ben Folds, Lit, and fun. ... more
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