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Last of the Juanitas Portland, Oregon
This three-piece heavy math rock (etc.) often instrumental band got their name from a bottle of hot sauce. Started in Tucson, moved to San Diego, finished in Portland, OR. Musicians: Maurice Bryan Giles (guitar, vocals), Lana Rebel (bass, vocals) and Johny Schier (drums) and David Sullivan (guitar) ... more
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