Red Medicine Washington, D.C.
If you could blend the essence of The Black Keys and the intensity of Nirvana, you'd land squarely in the sonic realm of Red Medicine. This gritty blues rock outfit combines hypnotic guitar riffs and soul-stirring vocals to create cathartic live shows.
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