Sextile’s ‘bass punk’ electrifies the Masquerade
Hell at the Masquerade recently kicked off their fresh October lineup with Sextile, the electronic “bass punk” duo.
Their sound pulsed through the walls of the venue from their intoxicating performance, with flashing lights, breath-hitching bass drops and arms bouncing in every direction.
Before Sextile, Automatic, a trio, played songs from their brand-new album, “Is It Now?”, getting the crowd loose for the headliners.
In comparison to Sextile’s sound, Automatic is a bit lighter and softer, but not lacking in the slightest.
There were flashing lights of all colors, breath-hitching bass drops and arms bouncing in every direction.
Author summary: Sextile brings energetic performance to Masquerade.
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