The Harmless Doves Orange, California
"Earnest crypto-back-to-basics acts are almost a dime a dozen throughout the country these days but these guys have their own nice little spin on things that could be worth keeping an eye on." - Ned Raggett, OC WEEKLY
The Harmless Doves recommends:
"Red Line" reminds me of early John Mayer (love) w/ a country twist. "Alabama River" is a raucous good-time country rocker featuring the soulful Randi Ryan and anthem rock on "Fire & Dynamite".
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Plain and simply, I am extremely jealous of The Gromble's sound. And I've told them publicly that I hate them for making me feel like any music I make is weak in comparison. -George
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