From the depths of the backwoods of Middle Tennessee, along a railroad stop where the likes of Jessie James came to wind down, comes a band from the dried hot springs of a classic town. The Kingston Springs are four young men with nothing to win, nothing to lose, and some damn good music. Their taste influenced by too many and too little to stick to one solid sound, other than that of their own. If not skatin’, fishin’, or sippin’ Colt 45 (with some OJ for a poor boy mimosa), they’re hitting the streets looking for good times. With their heavy blues, folk, rocky top surf rock they travel all over this country known far and wide as the United States of America sharing stories, melodies, and some good times. Having played together for a few years, these boys have tackled festivals ranging from Lollapalooza, to ACL, to the streets of Austin for South By Southwest. Their debut release, The Vacation Time EP, in 2010 has garnered attention from multiple media outlets from coast to coast. For the band’s upcoming full-length debut, a self-titled album due out in the fall of 2012, the guys stay true to their roots and record the whole thing straight to tape for one more unique, throwback edge. What the future holds for these boys is unclear, as with anything in this ever-changing world, however, one thing is for sure: The Kingston Springs genuine sound will speak for itself. Visit www.thekingstonsprings.com for upcoming tour dates, music, videos, and more. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.