Odd Hours Detroit, Michigan
Odd Hours is the electro-alt-pop project of visual artist and director, Natasha Beste and collaborator, Clint Stuart – heavily influenced by early 80's post-punk and new-wave, stretching from industrial to modern indie dance.
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