Charm City Reactors Baltimore, Maryland
Charm City Reactors were a staple of the Baltimore alternative music scene in the first half of the 80s. Founders Sam Nitzberg, Alex Queral, Eli Sokal & Bill Beachler, along with subsequent members Doug Scrivener, Matt Douglass, Karin Hannah & Steve Raskin, played songs spanning an eclectic mix of genres including folk-rock, new wave, reggae, blues, and extended jams: New Rock & Reggae Roll Wave. ... more
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