Rick Fink Brooklyn, New York
In 2018 former Gas House Gorillas' front man Rick Fink and producer Harley Fine began working in earnest at Super 70 Studio
in Beacon, NY on what would be the singer songwriter's first solo recording. The results were a breezy blast of Power Pop and Rock n Roll with sweet harmonies, edgy lyrics and a touch of 70's Glam.
THE INFINITE NOW & THEN
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