The Hall Monitors Washington, D.C.
The Washington Post: The quartet plays fuzzy, bluesy garage rock that sounds like it came straight off the "Nuggets" box set. Garage rock is a genre in which originality is about the 43rd most important trait for a band to have; it's much more important to get those guitars just right and to be able to convincingly pull off the retro sound. And the Hall Monitors do that with ease. ... more
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