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Not much about Basement Queen can justify their claim of being a desert rock band, except that they came from a cultural desert called metropolises-in-modern-day-China.
The rock duo consists of string instrument operator (predominantly bass) DJ GU, and drums perpetrator WEI ZAI - the scarcity of members is more of a consequence instead of a choice.
Basement Queen pursues desert rock, stoner, and other blues-based psychedelic music, therefore the obsessive usage of fuzz & distortion. But along the journey, they have gradually reached to a tacit agreement, making a disgracefully turn to the posh taste of dance & alternative sound.
The product of it feels like halfway through a gender reassignment surgery – definitely weird, but difficult to take one’s eyes away from it.
“Join us in the basement and be our queen (drag or not).”
The rock duo consists of string instrument operator (predominantly bass) DJ GU, and drums perpetrator WEI ZAI - the scarcity of members is more of a consequence instead of a choice.
Basement Queen pursues desert rock, stoner, and other blues-based psychedelic music, therefore the obsessive usage of fuzz & distortion. But along the journey, they have gradually reached to a tacit agreement, making a disgracefully turn to the posh taste of dance & alternative sound.
The product of it feels like halfway through a gender reassignment surgery – definitely weird, but difficult to take one’s eyes away from it.
“Join us in the basement and be our queen (drag or not).”
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