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Walrus Toulon, France
Walrus est un groupe de compositions stoner doom à la rythmique puissante, un son abreuvé de Fuzz et d’impacts percussifs. L’image du groupe est un Morse cosmique tantôt vivant tantôt décharné. Sa mission est de propager ses ondes lourdes et ses textes post-apocalyptiques illustrant une nature reprenant ses droits sur une humanité courant à sa perte. ... more
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