NYDTyson
From the thrashing garage rock of “Neanderthal” to the clever pop hooks of “Egg”, NYDTyson deliver a yummy diversity of styles to their latest EP If You’re So Smart, Why Are You So Sad? Humorous and fun, the band explores these styles with a garage band, lofi attitude. My favorites were the songs that slow down the pace, dive deep into introspective lyrics, most notable being “I Think We Both Know”. This mournful relationship tune, anchored by the flowing guitar riffs, soars along with the beautiful, dreamy harmonies. Like the best rock bands (I’m thinking XTC here) they use the pop medium to delve into the confusion and uncertainties of our daily lives.
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Neil Young deGrasse Tyson is the musical lovechild of Eric Radloff (aka Okudaxij) and Nick Campbell (aka thorbzashmorbz). Aside from having the best band name e…ver, NYDTyson brings to the table irreverent, yet introspective songs and a totally crushing live show. If you like garage rock brutality, brooding indie aesthetics and being called an “Egg” several hundred times, this band will seriously rock your socks off. Look out for their debut EP, “If You’re Smart, Why Are You So Sad?” in December 2017.
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