Ayla Brook & The Sound Men Edmonton, Alberta
Desolation Sounds, is the new album by Ayla Brook & The Sound Men. Produced by Terra Lightfoot, its a collection of songs
and stories about friends and family, bursting with rock and soul and western charm.
Whether they’re packing dance floors in honky tonks or in rock clubs soaked in wine and whiskey, the band deliver a tapestry of hurtin’ and feelin’ tunes about life on and off the barstools.
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