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The Stratospheres Grass Valley, California
The Stratospheres are a pared-down trio whose songs explore the timely and timeless matters of heat waves and train tracks, laundromats and love. Their sound is a mix of retro and righteous, twang and proto-punk, Lucinda Williams meets Lou Reed.
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