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Holy+Gold Atlanta, Georgia
Having been friends for over half their lives it only made sense for Holy+Gold to form. Comprised of founding The Chariot Guitarist: Keller Harbin and Norma Jean Guitarists: Scottie Henry and Chris Day, you would come to expect an onslaught of chaos with little composure to speak of. Throwing caution to the wind, Holy+Gold has set out to carve a new path in their musical endeavors. ... more
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