The Baby Salad Groningen, Netherlands
If volcanoes could cry and rivers could weep, there would be no pointing in making music for Baby Salad, for they play the songs of mother earth. Channeling the ancient powers of this planet, these hip kids will try to make your ears bleed in total bliss. Prepare for a reverb soaked, sonic choke-hold on this intergalactic adventure. ... more
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