THE KNAST Seattle, Washington
Never ones to be satisfied with the latest trends and hype, the boys (out of necessity) got it together, and crafted their
sound on a love of British Pop, rock and psych.
One finds the band’s sound as more of a "lost 45" than a revivalist act, whilst keeping the sound fresh, and bridging old and new.
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