The Big Net New York, New York
The Big Net is led by songwriter Kevin Copeland on guitar and vocals, with Andrew Emge on the drums, and Logan Miley on bass
and as the band's recording engineer. They are a folk-rock power trio based somewhere in the Northeastern United States, and their sound is not unlike the sweet howling of a dog in a moving car.
Say hi: thebignet@icloud.com
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