Bryce Wayt Twentynine Palms, California
The new self titled debut EP by Bryce Wayt and The Silver Wolves is an instant classic. Its like the lost songs from all the best artists. You'll hear Tom Petty, ELO, Eddie Cochran, Pink Floyd, and even some AC/DC all living in perfect harmony.
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