Bad Liquor Pond Baltimore, Maryland
Bad Liquor Pond formed in Baltimore, Maryland in 2006. The group released 3 albums, and one 7" by the end of 2012.
The next year the band went on an indefinite hiatus with songwriter, Dave Gibson working with new musicians and recording a full length album "MORELS: Drift" (2015).
Dave began writing and recording again in 2020, with 2022 marking the release of "American Medicine".
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