Superdrone Southampton, UK
Space people out using a set of complex sonic waveforms. The songs are scientifically altered and structured to make you feel as though you are on some kind of groovy experimental medication giving a live experience like no other band you have ever or will ever see - ever. A new strain of alternative/drone psych that has got people talking from all the 5 corners of the universe. ... more
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