Ram Vela & the Easy Targets Austin, Texas
Inspired by 70's power-pop and 90's alt-rock, Ram Vela & the Easy Targets are back with their new EP, “What the Hell.” Packed with catchy hooks, driving guitar riffs, and plenty of gang vocals, the album is a short and sweet representation of their energetic live shows and encapsulates the mood of these crazy, stupid, and anxious times. Plus, there’s a reference to “Supermarket Sweep” in it too! ... more
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