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Corporate Bike Culture is probably one of LA’s premiere socialist contemporary folk bands with influences of klezmer and bluegrass. (How many others could there be?) Born from a C-Suite radicalized by a misplaced copy of the Marx-Engels Reader, the band takes inspiration in nearly (but not exactly) equal parts from Simon and Garfunkel, Daniel Kahn, Woody Guthrie and the Milk Carton Kids. Comprised of singer/guitarist/banjist/handsome one Ian Kussin-Gika, mandolinist/cute one Enzo De Palma and guitarist/tall one Jack Graddis, Corporate Bike Culture is prepared to make you sing, dance, laugh, cry and renounce capitalism.
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