Cruel Wonders Israel
Cruel Wonders is a joint neofolk/post-metal project of Tamar Singer (Zeresh) and Vlad Shusterman (Ghost Bike). Their music, weaving sorrowful vocals and sweeping guitars around Mideastern-tinged electronics, has been described as cinematic and haunting. They have shared stage with such heavyweights as ROME and Spiritual Front. ... more
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