The Natural Villains
Inspired by the innovative rock albums of the 1960s and 70s and a series of home recording sessions, songwriters Austin Smith and Drew Keenan formed The Natural Villains. Both self-taught multi-instrumentalists, the duo cite The Beatles, The Velvet Underground, and countless punk rock bands as influences. ... more
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