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Rotting Apples Bakersfield, California
Originally a live band, Rotting Apples formed in Summer 2003 and quickly amassed a collection of over 100 songs. Since then, the band has become a studio only project and has just finished recording their first album. "The Falling Sound" is the first of many Rotting Apples albums and showcases the band's more psychedelic/ poppy side, while never shying away from their rock roots. ... more
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