The Breaking Yard Portland, Oregon
The Breaking Yard is a force like water, calmly lapping against the shore until a wind or any other disturbance whips up a
fury of white tipped crescendos terrifying the fragile reality of their audience. No malice is in their sound but a more treacherous trait, a pure honest love for humanity.
-Reggie Mace
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