Collin Ludlow-Mattson and the Folks San Francisco, California
Collin Ludlow-Mattson is just looking for a shady lane on Shakedown Street. His music is steeped in the psych and folk-rock sounds of the 60s and 70s and the indie-rock sounds of the 80s and 90s. The band sounds a bit like Neil Young playing Jeffrey Lewis songs à la Pavement in a Grateful Dead parking lot. Or maybe it’s the other way around . . . like the Dead in a Pavement parking lot? Perhaps. ... more
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