Purple Got Me Slow Mo Milan, Italy
Purple Got Me Slow Mo (PGSM) are a slowcore/post-rock trio from Milan. They aim at creating a dreamy, yet morbid sound. Their influences range from slowcore and post-hardcore to emo and post-rock. Members are: Davide Borello (bass and vocals), Luca Moretti (guitar), Gilberto Giannacchi (drums) ... more
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