Obscenity State London, UK
Passion, blood ties and cultural complexity drove the cinematic vision behind Nilly Brook’s Obscenity State. Poetically transcending the ages, Obscenity State transfix listeners with their unique blend of electronica, post-punk sonics, twisting female vocals and intense dance rhythms. Audio-reactive visuals weave into their performance, submerging the audience into their alternative world. ... more
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