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FOUR STROKE BARON and Monoqueen have joined forces on their recent split EP, and the result is a genre-bending rollercoaster that will leave you scratching your head in the best way possible.
On the side of FOUR STROKE BARON, we are treated to their signature blend of prog-rock-meets-metal-meets-synth-pop, creating a sound that is as eclectic as it is captivating.
Tracks like "Cosmic Child" and "Cherry Slush" showcase the band's technical prowess and penchant for catchy hooks, making for an irresistibly fun listen.
Meanwhile, Monoqueen brings their own brand of experimental noise rock to the table, with tracks like "Gutter Love" and "Wasteland Wallflower" pushing boundaries and challenging listeners to expand their sonic horizons.
The band's unconventional approach to songwriting pays off, delivering a truly unique listening experience that is equal parts chaotic and mesmerising.
Overall, FOUR STROKE BARON and Monoqueen have crafted a split EP that is as unexpected as it is brilliant.
Fans of both bands will find something to love here, and newcomers will be drawn in by the sheer audacity and creativity on display.
In a musical landscape that can often feel stale and repetitive, this EP is a breath of fresh air.
Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind collaboration.
On the side of FOUR STROKE BARON, we are treated to their signature blend of prog-rock-meets-metal-meets-synth-pop, creating a sound that is as eclectic as it is captivating.
Tracks like "Cosmic Child" and "Cherry Slush" showcase the band's technical prowess and penchant for catchy hooks, making for an irresistibly fun listen.
Meanwhile, Monoqueen brings their own brand of experimental noise rock to the table, with tracks like "Gutter Love" and "Wasteland Wallflower" pushing boundaries and challenging listeners to expand their sonic horizons.
The band's unconventional approach to songwriting pays off, delivering a truly unique listening experience that is equal parts chaotic and mesmerising.
Overall, FOUR STROKE BARON and Monoqueen have crafted a split EP that is as unexpected as it is brilliant.
Fans of both bands will find something to love here, and newcomers will be drawn in by the sheer audacity and creativity on display.
In a musical landscape that can often feel stale and repetitive, this EP is a breath of fresh air.
Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind collaboration.