Babe Club reaches a new High Water mark
Charleston City Paper - 2024-04-11T19:49:09.000Z

Just two years ago, Jenna Desmond was starting grad school for speech pathology. She’d gotten a taste of the rock and roll dream — she’d played with indie rock band Susto for three years before leaving along with her musical (and former romantic) partner Corey Campbell to form their own group, Babe Club.

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