Amos Ender New York, New York
Rooted in simple riffs, gritty chords, honest vocals, and a brook-no-nonsense beat to hold it all together, Amos Ender draws from influences such as Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Muse, My Chemical Romance, Royal Blood and Twenty Øne Piløts.
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