Tranquilo Little Rock, Arkansas
Formed in 2016, Tranquilo is Alex Hawk(b), Jeremy Jennings(g&v), originally Josh Cookman(d) and replaced by Kevin Rains(d) in 2019. Their heavy psychedelic tone is inspired by their heroes such as Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Cream, Melvins, Sleep, Kyuss, Electric Wizard & many others. Their muse is the connection of suffering through the constant struggle of the human condition through our travels. ... more
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