Martian Subculture helps you see the light, the knowledge behind the music. An artist who has experimented with several genres has chanced or formulated one that is like fine wine. Strong at first, and then the daze begins. With popular tracks that have been featured on several playlists, he approves of a new faction. This is martian improv ruleset.
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Martian Subculture brings the house together
Sure, you can consider jazz to be some of the best improv. Improv from some of the most talented musicians the planet will know. The simple bassline that opens this single becomes a backdrop for alien transmission, and we’re all ready to decipher it. This single is as inspiring as it is intriguing. You’ll wonder after a point, am I listening to jazz or ET talk. The right answer? Both. I don’t know why anyone would complain through, this is the first time I’ve come close to understanding jazz. There are frivolous instrumentals that tease you in the background. Martian Subculture helps set the record straight, or in this case, skewed. The addition of a seeming mish mash of elements seems to have reason as much as rhyme. It revolves around this psychedelic trip that could be your path of salvation.
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You can hear more of Martian Subculture with All Emotions are Equal and Hard to Remember. Some of his singles require a second listen to actually decipher what is going on. However, the approach to this jazzy new genre shift is as welcome as a new government. Listen to his single here and follow him for more like this!:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
