Trolley Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Trolley connects the creativity of the ‘60s with the energy of now. Since 1995, the Milwaukee band has released a series of albums built from the best elements of psychedelia and punk, classic pop and the hard driving beat of the Mod era. Their new CD, Things That Shine and Glow, continues the tradition of mining gold from the past and shaping it into a set of timeless original songs. ... more
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