The Black Heart Death Cult Melbourne, Australia
Sparkly magic mountain-drops fall from the outer cosmic reaches in the re-imagined mind-forest of The Flower Captain. Gloom/doom singer/songwriter Sasha L Smith envisions a brave new dark age of droney bliss in the sonic bazaar. Domenic Evans fret wizard, Donovan Pill subsonic bass dealer & Andy Nunns human time machine are on the magic bus we call “The Black Heart Death Cult”. ... more
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