SISTER IODINE Paris, Kentucky
French noise scene spearheads, SISTER IODINE, return with their sixth album; ‘Venom’. Active since the Nineties, SISTER
IODINE have not lost one milligram of their radical and uncompromised approach in sound exploration and limits stretching.
SISTER IODINE produces today a music that is actually unique and unheard anywhere else. One of eternal youth and audacity.
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