Daughter of The Vine Cambridge, Massachusetts
Daughter of the Vine, the latest mystical musical endeavor, by Boston area singer / guitarist, Margaret Garrett (formerly of
Mr. Airplane Man), guitarist / singer, Gregg Porter (The Concerns),drummer,
Kurt Davis (formerly of The Konks), singer / keyboardist,
Abigail Taylor (The Concerns), bass, Chris Lohring.
Daughter has an ethereal, atmospheric, reverb-laden, transcendent sound.
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