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Alcohorses Stockholm, Sweden
Alcohorses originally sprung into existance way back in 2001. A drawing of two drunken horses gave the band it's name and then there was some music. Alcohorses reunited in 2015 after years of silence, starting to work on new material. The music is vibrant, dark, lonely and experimental. Move forward, don't look back. If you do, well nevermind. ... more
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