Holy Motors New York, New York
HOLY MOTORS is a Tallinn, Estonia based dark twang & reverb band from a nonexistent movie. It bows to engines and echos and film-directors. Cinematic suspension is often more than not what drives the band towards a melody and meaning. In it´s time, HOLY MOTORS has supported Sic Alps, Dirty Fences and Mystery Train. The latter a movie by Jim Jarmusch. ... more
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