Vis-a-Vis Romania
In late 2011, in one of Bucharest's neighbourhoods, Mihai Costachescu and Alex Oltean gave birth to Vis-a-Vis. Their sound would be best described as a combination of psychedelic, progressive and 90’s alternative rock.
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