La Nausée Ghent, Belgium
Sludge from Belgium.
In a time where reality is hard to grip, where truth has to be found behind a wall of desinformation,
where freedom is a lie and where free speech is drowned in a swamp of mind numbing 'entertainment', is where La Nausée has come to be, as an antidote against self suffocation, Quietism, and abandonment of exploring our true self without illusion. bookings@giosmetrecords.com
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