The Bustermoon Sori, Italy
Four years touring around France, Spain and Italy, gave The Bustermoon the title of “sons of a crazy fusion between the sound of the Zac Brown Band and the attitude of The Beach Boys”, with hints of John Butler Trio. For the new album, The Other Pocket, they unleashed their folk rock in a new world where they also found ska, ballads and Californian style punk rock. ... more
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