OESTRE Limoges, France
Créé en 2003, Oestre (Metal Indus) s'est réuni autour d'un projet : proposer une musique originale et novatrice, mélange de métal moderne (Meshuggah, Textures) et de musique électronique. La présence de samples oppressants contribue à développer l'atmosphère malsaine de leur musique. ... more
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