The Teardrops Amsterdam, Netherlands
Primitive rock’n’roll from Amsterdam, with a hint of blues, punk, garage and bbeat. A dime a dozen? No, strong melodies do make the difference. Let’s pretend John Lennon, Johnny Cash, Joe Strummer, Jack White and Moe Tucker got together in a garage to make some racket, and Johnny Rotten was not invited. ... more
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