Merz, Miller & the Wolves Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Merz, Miller & the Wolves gives a fresh, genre-bending variation on a conventional rock ensemble. Each song is unique and distinguishable, yet they are all unified by a collaborative, creative energy. The classic rock-band instrumentation (bass, drums, guitar) enhanced by their presence of less conventional instruments (clarinet, banjo, flute, etc.) make for a one-of-a-kind musical experience. ... more
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