The Blackshots Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Born in a barn, The Blackshots strove to drown out the din of clucking chickens and chirping birds by exuding the hues within their restless minds. But rural Wisconsin is not to be trifled with and its influence crept its way in through the knotholes. The otherworldly etherea driving The Blackshots' sound never forgets its environment and rides the delicate line between the sane and the insane. ... more
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