Headwinds Nevada
In 1987 Public Enemy urged everyone to bring the noise. Not a murmur was made until 27 years later when Headwinds was finally born. Having been dubbed "too loud for the punk bars" they provide muscular drumming (Adrian Ruelas), brassy bass rhythms (Kirk Steadman)and to top it all off with shouted/sung vocals/Guitar (Gady Miguel Monterroso) ... more
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