Stabwounds New York
Stabwounds is a doe-eyed indie folk two-piece with a salacious, occasionally murderous rock and roll streak. They
"soundtrack a generation of sexually charged hopeless romantics" (Pucker Mob). All original songs, Stabwounds is the sexually charged reincarnation of Simon and Garfunkel.
Stabwounds is comprised of Brooklyn-based vocalists Amanda Brooklyn and Emma March Barash.
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