Myreskær Copenhagen, Denmark
Myreskær is simple. Flowing quietly into your ear canal leaving traces of quirky events that will stick to your mind. The sound universe is psych-blues with folk sneaking its way in. All in all it is rocking and loud. Even though the constellation of the band might change from time to time, one thing that will stay certain, that the rock will be rolling. ... more
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