Lilac Vegetal Vienna, Austria
With their long awaited self-titled debut album, Lilac Vegetal guides us into an eerie and deeply gripping void. The band creates a soundscape like no other – in trying to see what’s coming next one just gets lost in the exquisite chaos of it all. The skillful play between gloom and lightness creates something massive and mysterious that makes this debut so very absorbing. ... more
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