Perhaps you ve heard about the new band in town and perhaps not. Regardless, they are here and they are making a following for themselves. In less than a month the group has accumulated a fairly large number of interested audience members, who leave performances feeling both uplifted and enlightened. The music is difficult to categorize due to the varying styles of the two songwriters in the group. A conglomeration of psychedelic folk rock, with gothic overtones and amazing lyrical expression is what you get when you witness this musical experience.
High energy is a priority for the band.
If they don t get you off of your ass, they ll be disappointed, and will push even harder to get everyone in the audience moving, and on the same intense wavelength that they are on. It is all about the experience. The atmosphere they create, the feelings they evoke and the music they reveal are something that everyone should be a part of. Star Hustler has a couple of shows lined up in March, and will be a more and more common name around the area as time goes on. To catch the group in action, be at The Mission Coffee House on Thursday, March 1 at 8 p.m. sharp for a free show, or show up at The Witz End on Saturday, March 10 for a more lengthy display of cryptic and compelling creativity.