Poison the Vicar Shanghai, China
Poison the Vicar: A musical enigma merging E.B.M.'s basslines, industrial's intensity, and darkwave's artistry. Embracing personal trauma, their sound offers solace and transcends boundaries. Explore their evocative journey.
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