KITA Finland
Psychedelic. Sludgy. Doomy. Progressive. Death.
Music and art of KITA embraces the
psychedelic nature of death and dying. KITA is a word of finnish language, meaning a huge, ugly, frightening mouth. All-devouring maw. Like a vortex of light at the ending of life, the music of KITA allows you to dive in, to take a trip through the darkest corners of your soul.
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