Memphians who loved the now defunct Dead Soldiers did so because of their eclecticism. Now, the band’s front man, Michael Jasud, says the sounds in his head during that band’s heyday were even more eclectic than what we heard.
Memphians who loved the now defunct Dead Soldiers did so because of their eclecticism. Now, the band’s front man, Michael Jasud, says the sounds in his head during that band’s heyday were even more eclectic than what we heard.