Riksha plays heavy, hard, shiny metal, and their new release, Dream Drops Red, is a neatly executed album of exactly that. The music is loud, mean and beautiful.
Local Review: Riksha – Dream Drops Red
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Riksha
Dream Drops Red
Dark Harvest Records
Street: 09.27.13
Riksha = Soulfly + Tool + Killswitch Engage
Riksha plays heavy, hard, shiny metal, and their new release, Dream Drops Red, is a neatly executed album of exactly that. The music is loud, mean and beautiful. The growling vocals range from creative to devastating. The band is comprised of talented local musicians who have been rocking out for a long time, so it’s no surprise that they are finding success with sponsorships and making tour plans. If you love metal, you will love Riksha, so hop on and enjoy the ride! –Ischa B.
Dream Drops Red
Dark Harvest Records
Street: 09.27.13
Riksha = Soulfly + Tool + Killswitch Engage
Riksha plays heavy, hard, shiny metal, and their new release, Dream Drops Red, is a neatly executed album of exactly that. The music is loud, mean and beautiful. The growling vocals range from creative to devastating. The band is comprised of talented local musicians who have been rocking out for a long time, so it’s no surprise that they are finding success with sponsorships and making tour plans. If you love metal, you will love Riksha, so hop on and enjoy the ride! –Ischa B.
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