Dogs of Moscow Connecticut
Dogs of Moscow create loud music from the quiet corners of Connecticut. Together, they present a garage rock sound with some heavy punk rock influence. They hope that their songs about society, girls, and life in general will inspire you to have a good time. ... more
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