The Aldermaniacs Chicago, Illinois
The Aldermaniacs are an unexpectedly ear-catching combination of cello, played with a daring approach to melody that makes use of unorthodox textures, and amplified guitar, played with a cool, understated tone and a colorful use of harmony.
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