Alien Trilogy New York
Alien Trilogy is a noisy synth-punk trio from Brooklyn New York whose music takes inspiration from 80's and 90's sci-fi films and the sound of bands such as Devo and Nervous Gender. The trio combines catchy synth lines, effects laden vocals and the squeals and pops of circuit bending into a tightly focused cyber punk assault. ... more
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