Special Edition: Mystechs
Mystechs returned to Spokane, this time appearing as a three-piece and pushing mostly metal from it’s sprawling repertoire of genres and styles. This show also had it’s share of hip-hop and pop tunes, but Mystechs are conscious of bucking the trends even as they set them, so they’re laying off the electro-pop stuff for the moment. The Chicago cabaret group also has a new DVD as a companion piece to the new studio joint.
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Isamu Jordan - The Spokesman-Review
Mystechs returned to Spokane, this time appearing as a three-piece and pushing mostly metal from it’s sprawling repertoire of genres and styles. This show also had it’s share of hip-hop and pop tunes, but Mystechs are conscious of bucking the trends even as they set them, so they’re laying off the electro-pop stuff for the moment. The Chicago cabaret group also has a new DVD as a companion piece to the new studio joint.
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