Street Hassle Minneapolis, Minnesota
A refreshing throwback to the Twin Cities early punk scene that spawned the likes of Man Sized Action & Rifle Sport, Street Hassle’s sound is straight-up adult urban angst, as fueled by singer James Ho’s poetic howlings and guitarists Tony Nelson & Buck Doss' slivery riffs. Formed in 1999, these guys are that rare live band that thrives on a mix of spontaneity, unpredictability, and raw expression ... more
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