Grand Baxter Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne’s Grand Baxter blend the timeless swoon of violin, the gritty heft of electric guitar and the sometimes uncomfortable honesty of Langdon’s songwriting. Inspired by the great songs of James Taylor, Paul Simon and John Moreland, Grand Baxter offer tiny moments of truth, woven between sounds of folk, and alt-country, all wrapped in great blabs of humour and self-deprecation. ... more
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