High Fidelity Hanover, Germany
High Fidelity surprises audiences with a smooth West-Coast-Sound á la America, The Allman Brothers and Neil Young. The style and quality of their music sets them apart from other bands in their vicinity. Fine songcraft, a smooth rhythm-section and soulful guitar playing ensnare the bluesy sound of Tom Wisniewski’s voice. ... more
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