Infinite Ego Syracuse
Inspired by the unadorned, bombastic thrashings of Neil Young and Crazy Horse as well as the socio-political fusillades of Jimi Hendrix, etc., IE began fumbling with the guitar in the early 80s. Enervated by the traditional blues and cover band route, IE was awakened in the late 80s by the appearance of Vernon Reid and Living Colour: ... more
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