The English nu-metal quintet Rosen will be releasing their eponymous EP on the 27th of July.
Rosen
Their singular blending of hip-hop, metal and indie-rock enable Rosen to create tracks which stand out for their points of difference.
The most recent song to be revealed from the forthcoming release – Reverie – being a fine example.
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This the middle section of the New Year Ninety, 50 – 41, is the first part to be published in which everyone, regardless of time-zone, is now in 2018. I wish you and yours all the best for the year ahead.
The Howl & The Hum – photo by Robert Mitchell
50. Sloth (Poland)
2-D is available on bandcamp.
49. The Howl & The Hum (England)
48. Tenderhooks (England)
North Star – Tenderhooks is available on iTunes.*
47. Kreepy Krush (Belarus)
Wasted EP is available on bandcamp.
46. Brittany Pfantz (USA)
45. Wonderscore (England)
This Side of the City – EP – Wonderscore is available on iTunes.*
44. Crepes (Australia)
Channel Four – Crepes is available on iTunes.*
43. Rosen (England)
Piece Of Mind (Remix) is available on bandcamp)
42. Liar Boy (USA)
Not Home is available on bandcamp.
41. Freaks Of The Sea (USA)
Brainwash – Single – Freaks of the Sea is available on iTunes.*
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The English glitch-hop quintet Rosen revealed their latest track within the past couple of hours.
Rosen
Scything through the vicissitude of the late ’10s where to ignore those with whom one is in physical connection to eschew them for the far greater importance of pixelated and binary code of internet connection is deemed as normality and far more ‘interactive’.
Merely by title alone – High Tech Low Life – Rosen are able to elucidate their anger, which they are able to transpose to a satirical, rather than vehement, commentary with a pulsing bass flooding through the room as the snarling vocal snaps at the heels whilst the guitar rasps through the ears meanwhile the drum-kit jars the jaw, rounded by the synth which protests that codecs are really the most appropriate.
High Tech Low Life – Single – Rosen is available on iTunes.*
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