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Locust of Power Portland, Oregon
Locust of Power are an interesting band of troubadours that enjoy herding goats in the summertime and drinking ale during the long winter months. Scurvy has always been an issue with these fellows so they decided to write five songs about the wonders of vitamin C. Locust of Power has shotgunned beers with each member of The Beatles except Paul. ... more
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