Sunset Park, a progressive rock collective out of New York, has released their eagerly awaited new single "Drive and Crash", and it is a thrilling sonic rush. As you hear the first riff, the music comes alive with intensity and demands your attention.
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Read more →The band's lineup features a stunning core. Legendary guitarist Alex Machacek (Planet X, UK) brings fiery technicality to the already charged chord, violinist Andy Didorenko (Lost World Band) adds a dash of symphonic writing to the layers, and the foundation is held steady by Eiki Matsumoto's comfortable bass groove and Kenny Grohouski's (Brand X) bombastic drumming. The members work in harmony to draw connections between progressive rock complexity and energy.
Beyond the musicianship, "Drive and Crash" feels like an invitation to Sunset Park's next chapter. With plans to sign with a label and world tour, "Drive and Crash" is a compelling statement that the band is ready for a global network. "Drive and Crash" is an exhausting yet ambitious song full of creative ideas and artistic craftsmanship only skilled musicians can provide, and for those craving a certain type of bold narration through sound, Sunset Park successfully has an offering that, rather than plays, collides, explodes, and lingers.
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