The Homewreckers Los Angeles, California
Back in the early 90's a group of Rock'n'Roll desperadoes found themselves jamming together in a tiny club on the Sunset Strip, they had one thing in common a dissatisfaction for the heavy metal template most bands on the strip were using at that time and a deep love for Blues and the music of the 60's. Eventually this band became known as the Homewreckers. ... more
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