JOHNNY BATARD Graz, Austria
A little indie, more rock'n'roll and three chords. What seems to be few ingredients can be quite filling, as mixed on Johnny
Batard's debut record 'What Do You Want Me To Say?'
With Johnny Batard, the Kingsized 'Bastards bass player has finally found the right valve to pour his rascals into indie noise. He is the singer who is looking for love only to throw it away immediately.
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