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The Rattlesnake Aces San Diego, California
Forged from San Diego super-groups such as Unwritten Law and Agent 51, The Rattlesnake Aces have begun channeling the Rock Gods this year with a new album and shows. The sound of The Aces is commonly described as "a Southern Howling 1972 Chrome-Plated War Machine". Frontman Chris Armes (a.k.a. Wolf J. Flywheel) describes their sound as "Vintage Sabbath" with a hint of Texas trailer trash. ... more
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