Red Light Beaters Wellington, New Zealand
Red Light Beaters’ debut album boasts ten diverse tracks with striking, melodic vocals and backing harmonies weaved amongst the subtle interplay of guitars and a rock solid rhythm section. While a couple of tracks lean more towards the commercial appeal of pop music, some enjoy the charm of worthy alt-country, while the rest tip their hat towards rock influences of the early 90’s. ... more
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