S.E.E.M. New York, New York
Located somewhere between NYC and Cork, S.E.E.M. produces unique modern rock with a touch of blues, country, folk, noise, and something completely other. S.E.E.M. is Eric Mingus on vocals and Elliott Sharp on instruments.
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