PC & The Angels Of Death Modesto, California
About Patrick Coleman:
Born and raised in the Central Valley of California, it's no mistake that he
lived in the area where Merle Haggard spent a lot of time and played many dive spots with his amplified country sound.
It was his interest in recording a rag-tag 4-song EP called Codeine by a group he called PC & The Angels Of Death (to set themselves apart) which got him attention.
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