New World Highrise Raleigh, North Carolina
Matt Wilhelm and Jay Martin met up a couple of years ago and played music together for a night. They both write and have written many songs. A year later, they got back together and brought in Matt Stroud and Dan Isleib. Now they are recording and writing more songs. Now it has a name. They are calling it New World Highrise. Charles Bukowski is partially responsible. There will be more. ... more
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