DOWN AND OUTLAWS
Rock and roll isn't a sound. It's not an attitude. It's a need, it's a fight, it's the saving grace in the wake of a broken heart or something lost.
Culminating a breakout year of playing alongside established artists such as Reignwolf, The Silent Comedy, Cancer Bats and Spindrift, Down and Outlaws recorded their debut LP, Above Snakes, in December of 2014. The album is slated for release this year. In 2015 already, they've had a spotlight on Last Call with Carson Daly and released the first single 'Lay Me Down' from the upcoming LP.
If you ask what Down and Outlaws sound like, some may mention The Stooges or Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. But at some level, such comparisons miss the point. Call these San Franciscans dirty, bluesy, rootsy; it doesn't really matter. Down and Outlaws are a rock band, pure and simple.
These days, when the definition of rock and roll is increasingly uncertain, the quartet's energy, authenticity, and blistering live performances are impossible to ignore or forget.
Down and Outlaws play because they’ve got no choice. Music has saved the D&O, and they hope to return the favor.
DOWN AND OUTLAWS
Rock and roll isn't a sound. It's not an attitude. It's a need, it's a fight, it's the saving grace in the wake of a broken heart or something lost.
Culminating a breakout year of playing alongside established artists such as Reignwolf, The Silent Comedy, Cancer Bats and Spindrift, Down and Outlaws recorded their debut LP, Above Snakes, in December of 2014. The album is slated for release this year. In 2015 already, they've had a spotlight on Last Call with Carson Daly and released the first single 'Lay Me Down' from the upcoming LP.
If you ask what Down and Outlaws sound like, some may mention The Stooges or Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. But at some level, such comparisons miss the point. Call these San Franciscans dirty, bluesy, rootsy; it doesn't really matter. Down and Outlaws are a rock band, pure and simple.
These days, when the definition of rock and roll is increasingly uncertain, the quartet's energy, authenticity, and blistering live performances are impossible to ignore or forget.
Down and Outlaws play because they’ve got no choice. Music has saved the D&O, and they hope to return the favor.
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