House of TerrorsA recently widowed woman discovers that her former husband, who died in an insane asylum, owned a remote country mansion. She and a group of friends go to the villa and find a weird demonic statue in the hallway. They are joined by a hunchback caretaker who tells them of the numerous murders that have occurred there. Soon the guests begin to hear strange noises including disembodied laughter, and feel that they are being stalked by a disturbing

in particular their cover of the Hall and Oates classic "I Can't Go For That" which has garnered nearly 4 million YouTube views

summarizing content of a person

An outcast from a young age

The catchy music and playful lyrics will have everybody moving

Annie Laflamme - Tenore & Traverso

Quirine Viersen and Silke Avenues offer passionate readings of beloved literature with an enviable unity of musical thought and direction

they conjure nothing but relentless slabs of caustic riffs

Informed by two years of nearly non-stop touring

a procession in Spain

including two epic medleys (carefully selected from their archival deep dives) as well as a few transcendent instrumental originals

You can't just label Superioridad Moral as simply 'a garage album'

could reserve nice surprises