SURGE New Orleans, Louisiana
Surge is an ethereal collage of moody indie-rock, folk, grunge, post-punk, and jazz currently based out of New Orleans, Louisiana. Founded by the Puerto Rican songwriter Sergio J. González Pagán (twenty-nine) in 2012. The band has released one full length album in 2016 (self-titled) and single re-release for "Singularity" in 2017 on Lela June Records. ... more
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