The Swear Atlanta, Georgia
THE CLINIC AND THE SANE is a defiant return to lead singer/guitarist Elizabeth Elkins' punk rock past inspired by five years of writing country music and playing by Music Row's rules. Rhythm section Kevin Williams (bass) and Kent Aberle (drums) snarl and twist through songs that can only be described as the New York Dolls on an all-night Leonard Cohen bender, with hints of Hum and the Damned. ... more
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