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MP3 Casino Madrid - For Kings & Queens
7 MP3 Songs in this album (21:15) !
Related styles: Electronic: Trance, Metal/Punk: Post-Hardcore, Mood: Upbeat
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Casino Madrid is a Trancecore band from San Diego, CA whose style of music runs along the boarder between the heavily articulated breakdowns of screamo/hardcore and the playful darkside of trance music. Founded in late 2007 in San Diego, CA, the band was originally comprised of drummer Juan Cruz, guitarists Sean Quinn and Austin Graham, and bassist Kevin Butler. It wasn''t until late 2008 when they recruited two of their most talented friends: Joe Demaio on vocals, and Robert Cesena as the synth keyboardist. With a sizable amount of shows under their belt, in places like Soma, Epicentre,and much more, and a self-produced EP "For Kings and Queens", it is no wonder why Casino Madrid is a common name amongst local San Diego scene kids.
"...Perhaps the most impressive act of the night occurred smack dab in the middle of the set as Casino Madrid turned the floor into a battlefield. Madrid''s approach to the stage demonstrated experience and their first song ripped with beastly breakdowns and chord progressions. Their stage right guitarist (Quinn) puts on an amazing live show as he maintains the stage presence of wild animal tearing through an intense set. Drummer, Johnny initially, comes off as a pretty standard metal drummer... But did you notice the syncopated snare notes in the second or third song? Not a lot of people did, but this sort of calculated rhythmic composition is the mark of a very good drummer. Since the metal scene has taken on a new image in the past few years, hardcore dancing has become more of a trend. Soma has gone so far as to redirect a spotlight to illuminate the audience when the riffs become too hard, the breakdowns become too intense, and the fists go flying as a massive pit erupts on the floor. Casino Madrid''s set was so hard, that spotlight had to go on twice, and one unfortunate punk left with a cracked head creating a puddle of blood in the middle of the pit. Good work Casino Madrid, just like an old school punk show..."
-Patrick Meissner of Sign On San Diego
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