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Dirty Rugs Seattle, Washington
Born out of late nights, loud guitars and cheap beer, Dirty Rugs are “bringing back the raw, rock sound of the ‘90s” (KEXP). The Seattle four-piece got their name from the beer soaked rug that lays beneath the drum kit in their practice space, but it’s raucous riffs, first pumping percussion and chant-a-long vocals that really tie the room together. ... more
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