Russ Still and The Moonshiners Atlanta, Georgia
“Blending influences of country twang, southern rock n' roll, and Americana folk, Russ Still & The Moonshiners creates a sound all their own”. (Sharp Turn Records). Skope Magazine describes the band's 5th record, Bootleg (Batch 432) as “Catchy lyrics, fresh and collaborated instrumental arrangements, finely cooked music. 8.9/10 Stars”. They move seamlessly along the Americana spectrum. ... more
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