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In the desert
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Scandinavian Low Poland
The legend has it that there are two people in the band – two rather unconventional people. One of them is a mysterious female vocalist, a northern beauty unofficially said to be the inheritor of the Ikea legacy. Her companion, a guitarist and a private partner, was abandoned by his parents in one of the great shopping malls of the Swedish tycoon when he was five years old. ... more
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