The Whistling Heads Sicily, Italy
Four heads in non-stop refraction.
The Whistling heads mold guitars, bass and drums in a chaotic cloud of
noise.
It doesn't matter who they are and where they come from. No matter if they are born in Messina or will die in Birmingham. They write songs that become stickers on your tongue.
A roller coaster ride against the flow. And then a rainbow cut by an airplane
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