Based in Los Angeles and fronted by Andrew Sherman of Andy Dick’s Bitches of the Century, the Andrew Sherman Vehicle flaunts unabashed sensuality, wicked humor and seasoned performances unrivaled by most bands in the L.A. scene. Through sensual vocals and a steady groove, the Vehicle delivers a unique brand of rock that blends solid instrumentation with catchy melodies and sincere lyrics.

With a sound reminiscent of Cake, Morphine and at times, even a polished Lou Reed, the Vehicle demonstrates its talent at creating a rocking atmosphere with a soul. Tim Keehn’s eclectic trombone (who on occasion has jammed with Slash’s Snakepit) accentuates the Vehicle’s already pounding rhythm section, led by Sherman’s dominant rhythm guitar, Joe Sachs’ uncompromising bass groove, and Itay Hinich’s driving beats. Sherman’s deep, but warm, vocals easily seduce listeners both through the album and during live performances.

With a great fanbase in L.A., the Vehicle looks to strech out this year.