The Sermon San Francisco, California
"THE SERMON deliver overamped R&B with a punk rock intensity," (Maximumrocknroll) offering devastating, frenetic songs of pure rock and roll fury. San Francisco's THE SERMON formed in late 2000 to create a high-energy sound indicative of their jagged past. The result is a straight-ahead, 60s-inspired form of garage rock that dismisses all forms of subtlety ... more
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