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Do What the Boys Do
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Strange Men San Francisco, California
Róisín was seventeen when she found a burned CD on the ceiling of Bottom of the Hill. A year later she met male bassist and fellow teenager Ashley at a birthday party. It would be a few more years before they put together that the demo she'd once found on a club ceiling was his. Now they're Strange Men — Róisín plays drums, Ashley plays an 8-string he made himself, and they both sing. ... more
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