Cherch New York, New York
Lauded in the New York Times, NPR and the Village Voice as a multi-instrumentalist & songwriter: Cherch’s brand of punk
psychedelia is surgical.
A ferocious guitarist schooled in the veins of Eddie Hazel and David Gilmour, nobody would fault your chagrin that his songs sound more like The Replacements or TV on the Radio than Funkadelic. His debut single “The Untrained Eye” is now available.
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