Huge Molasses Tank Explodes Milan, Italy
Huge Molasses Tank Explodes are a psychedelic quartet from Milan.
The band was named after a headline of
the “Boston Post”, reporting the “Great Molasses Flood” that
took place in Boston on January 15th, 1919, when a huge tank exploded flooding the northern area of
the city.
HTME’s sound floats between evocative kraut rock echoes, shoegaze influences flashing from the 90s
and a fresh modern feel.
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