
Gritty, analog-soaked garage rock that feels like a lost 1966 master tape. Tight rhythms and soulful blues grit for late nights in dimly lit rooms.
Formed in Cincinnati in 1996, The Greenhornes are an American garage rock group featuring Craig Fox, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler. The band established their sound through early releases like Gun For You and Dual Mono. Despite a hiatus during which members collaborated with other musicians in The Raconteurs, the trio eventually reunited in 2010 to record their studio album Four Stars, marking a return to their collaborative roots.
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