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Soft Surrender
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The Coast of Nebraska Austin, Texas
Three boys. Two girls. One great sound. The Coast of Nebraska is armed with a dripping pen, a satchel of sinewy melodies, and an unquenchable lust for pop euphoria. Riding the same harmonic horse into Austin Texas, the Coast mix their disparate spices and sounds into tasty sonic stews with the stove cranked to 11. Dig in. ... more
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