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Square Wild Manchester, UK
Square Wild are a powerhouse of progressive and experimental hard-rock. From blues to funk, metal to reggae and everything in between, Square Wild push the boundary of genre. Due to their individual differing influences and styles, they have created a sound that is uniquely and fearlessly their own. ... more
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