The Counterculturists Morristown, New Jersey
Led by multi-instrumentalist Carter Prince, The Counterculturists are an indie rock group from Morristown, NJ. Their unique, chill and original music showcases 60's inspired folk pop and rock revived for the modern-day listener. The Counterculturists sport a unique instrumentation line up, making use of guitars, pianos, synthesizers, banjos, and a variety of other string instruments. ... more
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