Sextile’s ‘bass punk’ electrifies the Masquerade
Hell at the Masquerade kicked off their October lineup with Sextile, an electronic “bass punk” duo.
Their performance was intoxicating, with flashing lights, breath-hitching bass drops, and arms bouncing in every direction, throwing the crowd into a state of madness.
Before Sextile, Automatic, a trio, warmed up the crowd with songs from their new album, “Is It Now?”, which came out a week prior to the show.
Automatic’s sound is lighter and softer than Sextile’s, but still engaging.
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Author’s summary: Sextile brings energetic performance to Masquerade.
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