PiaNu-Metal
Revisit rock's most dismissed genre. The white boy dreadlocks, the rampant sexism, the suburban angst, the chain wallets. Reminisce about the highs and lows of the late 90s and early 2000s than through the lens of a classically-trained pianist, vocalist, music history buff, and boylesque dancer. With artful arrangements that showcase the melodies beneath the distortion, Piano Punk plays some of your most favourite (and perhaps least favourite) Nu-metal songs and takes you back to simpler times when the economy was downturned, the USA was bombing people in the middle east, and baggy pants were popular. So pretty similar to now, in some ways. What can we learn from this fever dream of a genre that celebrated hyper-masculinity? Did we really do it all for the nookie?
