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Newaxeyes Seattle, Washington
Seattle’s NEWAXEYES plays with tensions and contradictions. Merging dark electronics, crystalline guitar melodies, pummeling beats and samples to refract the volatility, paranoia, and catharsis of the post-Information Age, the band spins carefully orchestrated and recklessly warped instrumentals into something entirely their own. ... more
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