Best To Burn || A Cappella Awesomeness at Eddie's Attic

**Best To Burn || A Cappella Awesomeness live at Eddie's Attic!**
Six voices + whiskey. That's it.
From humble beginnings as a twenty-seven-piece accordion ensemble specializing in EDM interpretations of fifteenth-century madrigals, Best To Burn has absorbed trends and integrated conflicting hair and musical styles over its thirteen-year existence, running through baritones like Spinal Tap runs through drummers (without the whole choking-on-vomit thing), eventually evolving into the six-voice a cappella force we see before us today.
Best to Burn is Atlanta's most-feared a cappella band, described by critics as “amazing,” “incredibly talented,” and, “where’s dat sound comin’ from? Oh, I think it’s comin’ from their mowfs” (that particular critic was three years old and very astute for his age).
These talented vocalists, of preposterously varying heights, have been wowing Atlanta audiences since 2013, performing to packed houses at Smith's Olde Bar, Eddie's Attic, Red Light Cafe, and Kelly's daughter's 9-year-old birthday party, performing originals and alt/pop/rock cover songs with, yes, just their mowfs.