ZeitMaschine Bern, Switzerland
Inspiré à la fois par les sonorités abrasives des guitares post-punk et par la suavité des nappes synthétiques 80s, ZeitMaschine ne se refuse jamais le luxe d'un refrain catchy.
Pour les nostalgiques d'un temps qui n'a jamais existé.
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