Influences: Kurokuma
Sheffield’s Kurokuma experimental blend of sludge, doom and psychedelic is confusing yet strangely addictive.
So it made perfect sense to find out who they consider their influences.
2nd May 2019
Sheffield’s Kurokuma experimental blend of sludge, doom and psychedelic is confusing yet strangely addictive.
So it made perfect sense to find out who they consider their influences.
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