***Soulful Psychedelic Western with a reverberate taste of Blues***

El hijo pródigo

Gold Digger's Rag

Panic (DornbrachtMix_edit)

"Dillinger" is taken from our first LP "San Antonio Kid"

Dillinger

"Same old Sound 2" is taken from our first LP "San Antonio Kid"

Same Old Sound 2

Rambling Man

MDMANN

"Isabelle" is taken from our first LP "San Antonio Kid"

Isabelle

Intro

Strangers

Don't Follow Me

***Soulful Psychedelic Western with a reverberate taste of Blues*** 

Instagram: @sanantoniokid_band 
Email: sanantoniokid@web.de

The throat as dry as dust, a sweat drenched shirt. Hear the rattle snake clatter, see tumbleweed waft across the sandy highway. And then all you hear is that loud TWAAANG!
That's what it feels and sounds like when SAN ANTONIO KID fret their guitar strings for the first time! That's when you get taken into the land of Americas southwest, where the four band mates feel at home at least in spirit. 

Westernshirt, hats and waistcoats is their proper style when they passionately perform their songs, they have written over the past two years. Not even the toughest redneck would guess their Swabian origin. SAN ANTONIO KID have had gigs in an underground bowling alley, on a rooftop just like the Beatles, at big
openair festivals, but also supported live acts in clubs for The Soft Hills oder Crystal Stilts. Wherever they are they manage to set the house on fire with their laid-back rumbling Rhythms, the organ guitars and Matt, the singer's psychedelic 60ies vocals. They definitely are one of a kind with a pinch of the Allah-Las or The Growlers.  

You can take off that sweat drenched shirt, a cold beer or a strong whisky will sooth your dry coppers and their self titled debut album (name of album) will be released under the connoisseur label OFFLABEL-RECORDS the end of April. On top of that they'll be touring southern Germany together with the British psych-folk-americana-band THE HANGING STARS. 

Pistoleros, hustlers, hobos, cowboys and -girls, surfers, check shirt lovers  and other hipsters – whoever feels that glimmer of desire for honest guitar sound and the Good Old Days right here and now, better not miss this band! 
 
Howdy and see you about soon,
SAN ANTONIO KID


