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Die So Fluid London, UK
Die So Fluid are a unique alternative rock band fluidly combining the muscle of metal with the angular cheekbones of post-
punk,all laced with intoxicating melody.
Led by ex-pat-in Los Angeles Grog, the London based band have 5 albums under their belts. They've just released 'Sharpen Your Sword' along with an engaging new video.
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