San Antonio’s The Rich Hands sound like early Rolling Stones covering Buddy Holly with a bit more dirt and fuzz collected around the edges, which serves in adding warmth and charisma to the music. What separates these three lads from the rest of the hungry pack is the genuine, hearts on their sleeves style approach to their music. At first listen to their dazzling LP, Dreamers, on Fountain Records, you can tell they take their craft seriously. With all the overproduced electro pop rubbish floating around youth culture lately and things getting worse with each passing year, knowing there are bands forming out there like The Rich Hands help me sleep soundly at night. The future of Rock N’ Roll rests safely in Rich Hands! This interview originally appeared in Audio Ammunition on May 1st, 2014 Interview by Jay Castro Please introduce yourselves and how you give to The Rich Hands. NICK: I'm Nick and I play drums. MATT: My name is Matthew and I play bass for The Rich Hands. CODY: I...