Lou Quinse Turin, Italy
Conceived in 2006, Lou Quinse plays original tunes chosen from Western Alps repertoire (Occitan, Arpitan, Piedmont), re- proposed in an extreme-metal and eclectic style, playing and combining traditional instruments to integrate a classic metal line-up and a dirty lead voice. ... more
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