The Sinister Six Seattle, Washington
Brother James Burdyshaw (64 Spiders, Catbutt) was already a legend in the Seattle music scene when he formed The Sinister Six in 1991 with vocalist Doug White. The new quartet found themselves under the influence of garage band luminaries like The Sonics. Doug, Brother James, bassist Erik Stockinger and drummer Jeffrey Warden showcase a hard garage rock style intertwined with blues elements. ... more
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