Wax Children Los Angeles, California
“Coming in at Number 29 on KSPC’s Radio 200 playlist is Safe Hands from the L.A.-based Wax Children.The experimental garage group’s sound features a vast, psychedelic sonic landscape full of fuzz and reverb, but not without the occasional burst of noise-rock power and soothing melodies. A little surf rock in the guitar and clear 60s influences round out the foursome’s sound.”-Carrie Brothers, CMJ ... more
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