Kodascope Kansas City, Missouri
Kodascope, a sextet from Kansas City is releasing a 6-song self-titled EP on May 12, 2015. Harnessing funk, soul, pop, and electronic influences, the band has crafted an album reflective of their energetic live performances.
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