Christine Plays Viola Italy
Christine Plays Viola is an Italian Dark / New Wave band formed in Pratola Peligna in 2008.
In 2011 Christine
Plays Viola signs an agreement with the german record label AFMUSIC for the release of first full-length called “Innocent Awareness” coming out the next 10th of june in the CD release !!.
In March 2011 the band and Loreto Valente realize the first music video called “Witch of Silence”.
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