VASH Lombardia, Italy
VASH isn’t a power rock duo.
It isn’t composed by Riccardo Citterio and Elena Viganò. Respectively guitar and
drum. In Brianza.
VASH isn’t nothing like that.
VASH is a demon. But not just any one.
That’s who keeps you awake.
That’s who is always with you, whether you are alone or with other people.
But if you pay attention you can hear him, he can talk to you.
And he never stops.
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