Earthtones Landeck, Austria
The band name was drawn from an Album by canadian Singer-Songwriter Bahamas , which had great effect on the band members. Defining Earthtones as a warm, pleasing and handcrafted sound, the bands' main focus lies within the songwriting and production of the songs. ... more
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