Unstoppable, the latest effort from Psycho Village, has a bit of 1980s synth pop, a hint of 2000s rock (e.g. Linkin Park, Skillet, Orgy), and whole heaps of charisma. With a slinky synth creating an insistent backdrop upon which the charismatic vox can rest, Psycho Village is able to play for serious modern rock airplay. THe production of Unstoppable has considerable dynaism; the distinct section experienced during the track will have listeners wondering where the band will go next. There’s a cohesion present to this cut that allows for the track to hammer its melodies and lyrics deeply into fnas’ psyches.
Psycho Village “Unstoppable” / Domain /
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