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Sumac/ Nick Yacyshyn. Marking the first time this band has had a human drummer, this is a wonderfully alive and fresh release for Genghis. Both Hamilton and Michael aren’t concerned with re-hashing the fast chaos of their past; they’ve already done that and did it better than most. Here, they’re more methodical, retaining their well-voiced instrumental graces. Tony’s soothing angelic vocals fit this album’s new sound and new era perfectly. While he never once screams, there’s no need for him to do so. Then there’s Nick, the album’s secret (dream) weapon; its MVP. The guy ...
Dream Weapon — a genre-bending banger that was 13 years in the making. The crew first rose to prominence in the mid-Aughts thanks to their head-spinning blend of extreme metal and electronic music, epitomized on their 2008 critically acclaimed sophomore record Board Up the House. Then, in 2010, just when Genghis Tron were at their peak, they decided to take a brief break — which turned into a decade-plus hiatus. The guys went their separate ways, focusing on family and careers — until an informal hang between founding keyboardist Michael Sochynsky and guitarist Hamilton Jordan turned i...
Genghis Tron recently announced plans to share Dream Weapon, their first new album since 2008. Before it lands in full next month, the band...