From the dark alleys and dead ends of Los Angeles, EXCEL have been delivering maximum crossover since crossover first crossed over. Their classic albums “Split Image” (1987) and “The Joke’s On You” (1989) remain linchpins of the genre decades after their release. The band continues to pack venues ac…
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