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AIAUASCA Montreal, Québec
Atmospheric Doom power duo formed in 2016 to put the audience in a 'trance-like state using everything from repetitive riffs, droning atmospheres, contemplative melodies and punishing heaviness'. All this attempts to mimic the altered states of conciousness induced by the Amazonian tribal drink from which they derive their name. ... more
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