156 Detroit, Michigan
156 is a collective musical project conducted by Adel Souto, and blends the likes of Einstürzende Neubauten, Test Dept, Z’EV and Crash Worship, often being described as a drum circle in a rusty junkyard. Having tribal elements, the music can often be used in shamanistic practices, as it comes from the soul, and is meditation music for metalheads. ... more
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