MP3 My Latex Brain - Pending Legal Action
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Hi-Tech/Lo-fi Electro Punk from Dayton, Ohio.
9 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Hard Rock
Details:
Allow me to introduce to you, hailing from the mean streets of Dayton, Ohio, My Latex Brain. With influences varying anywhere from Miles Davis to Slayer to that guy who invented the transistor and a fuck 'em swagger, My Latex Brain has developed their own contorted form of high energy rock-and-roll that they refer to as "hi-tech/lo-fi electro-punk." Fueled by an explosive combination of driving rhythms, abrupt mood changes, and an ever-changing array of electronic gadgetry, this offbeat trio has become known to deliver a pulse-pounding live show, while establishing itself as a solid fixture in a city with a music scene that is steeped in indie rock tradition. As can be best-witnessed on their latest CD release, Pending Legal Action, My Latex Brain flaunts a unique songwriting style that blends youthful angst with technological curiosity to create a dark and distorted roller coaster of sound that remains "completely unrelenting in its rock status"*
*Tim Death // Dayton City Paper // vol. 2 // no. 38 // Dec.22-28, 2004
9 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Hard Rock
Details:
Allow me to introduce to you, hailing from the mean streets of Dayton, Ohio, My Latex Brain. With influences varying anywhere from Miles Davis to Slayer to that guy who invented the transistor and a fuck 'em swagger, My Latex Brain has developed their own contorted form of high energy rock-and-roll that they refer to as "hi-tech/lo-fi electro-punk." Fueled by an explosive combination of driving rhythms, abrupt mood changes, and an ever-changing array of electronic gadgetry, this offbeat trio has become known to deliver a pulse-pounding live show, while establishing itself as a solid fixture in a city with a music scene that is steeped in indie rock tradition. As can be best-witnessed on their latest CD release, Pending Legal Action, My Latex Brain flaunts a unique songwriting style that blends youthful angst with technological curiosity to create a dark and distorted roller coaster of sound that remains "completely unrelenting in its rock status"*
*Tim Death // Dayton City Paper // vol. 2 // no. 38 // Dec.22-28, 2004
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