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What Aleph Said Lausanne, Switzerland
What Aleph Said offers a raw and honest instrumental rock through long-version tracks using progressive
structures.
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What Aleph Said propose un rock instrumental brut et sincère au travers de morceaux version long format utilisant des structures progressives.
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