Stalingrad 119 Paris, France
2004 un embryon musical apparait sous le nom de Stalingrad 119. Fédérés autour d'un Rock Jazz Progressif appuyé par des textes poético délirants,4 musiciens créent, composent, jouent. Ecclectique,ludique,improbable,leur musique s'affranchit des formes confortables et se laisse influencer par tout genres musicaux du classique à l'électro,de la drum'n bass au métal. ... more
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