The Seminal Sun Draguignan, France
From France
Le rythme pulse, le soleil originel se pose sur la Vallée des Vents Electriques,
bagages de tambours et de bouquets bleus, de riffs en hélice, entre ici et l'infini, sur les fleurs sages et le sable rouge de rêves en feu, là où virevoltent la folie, l'excentricité, le psychédélisme, la candeur et la magie de la pop.
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