Endless Valley Brisbane, Australia
Endless Valley, an intergalactic 5-piece, bring sweltering rhythms and grooves that have astrophysicists scratching their heads. Bending the fabric of space-time, these solar soldiers have crafted their own brand of psych-rock which they call "Magic Rock" with influences from Africa, the Middle East and beyond our Earthly limits. Lead singer Luna states, “This is music for everyone." ... more
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