Evel Arc North Carolina
Rivertown collective's Evel Arc sings about a dark, lonely existence where hell is eternity and life is a dream. He got his start singing in the Pentecostal church as a youth. This dark folk rock narrative shines light on all the unattractive human qualities that make us all unique and special. Evel Arc's sound has been compared to Bonnie Prince Billy and Lambchop. ... more
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