Warm

Warm is cool...
The acoustic duo, Warm, has been at this for a while: serving up dishes of rock and roll stew with acoustic ladles. They’ll get your attention with original concoctions and well-known standards.
Warm’s on-stage chemistry is infectious, and their off-stage professionalism is an island of reliability in the otherwise self-indulgent sea of indie rock.
Warm merges the styles of rock pioneers such as the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and the Beatles with the more modern sounds of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, and Incubus to create a combination of progressive rock and riff-driven bluesy rock that defies classification in either category alone, choosing instead to hover somewhere in between.
The playahs
Rob Lenhart was born in a desert and raised in a lion’s den. Or was he born in a crossfire hurricane? Either way, he will lull you into a false sense of security with his Martin six-string. He is the former frontman of Totemhead and he has the pipes to prove it.
Mike ’Ribs’ Ribeiro occasionally glances up through the rain. Once the bass player for (before they were) Seven Mary Three, his thumpalizations bridge the gap between Baldwin’s beats and Lenhart’s licks. Oh, and he can sing, too.
Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. Spread the word.
And thanks for making sure that the forest is not empty when the tree comes crashing down...