The Channel Austin, Texas
The Channel sound is a mix of psychedelic, pop and western tones. This is very much a family band, and the five primary members share songwriting duties and take the lead on their respective tunes. Their albums have all received national praise and college radio airplay, but their relative reclusiveness has kept the band very much under the radar while developing a strong cult following. ... more
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