The Basement Tapes Madison, Wisconsin
Founded in 2011, The Basement Tapes met in Marty Morgan's basement to bash out the music for their debut album Hurricane Gospel. The Tapes play rock music inspired in equal parts by 50's rock and roll, the 60's folk rock revolution, and the 70's punk boom. Similar to Violent Femmes, Bob Dylan and Replacements. The music is homemade and ramshackle, with passionate vocals and earnest songwriting. ... more
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