Soe'za Bristol
Soe'za formed in 1996, and have honed their sound over the course of three well received albums. 'Founded by Sportsmen and Outlaws' Prohibited 'Why Do You Do?' and '7 Obstacles' Gringo. Soe'za are currently a five-piece band, hailing from points along the M4 corridor, from Bristol to Swindon. Following a small break Soe'za are working on a new set of tunes ready for shows and recordings in 2012/1 ... more
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