David Christ & The Apocalypse, a band that is gradually becoming the next wave, is conquering the frontiers of rock music with their unrelenting imagination and charting new genre areas with their breakthrough sound. With great fervor and sincerity in their voices and music, the band has added a new flavor to their songs and fascinated the crowd with all of their releases. They recently released “Autistic Genius,” a flawless embodiment of artistic linearity and lyrical joy that considerably enhances their rank and status in the music industry, with equal enthusiasm and distinctiveness as the band members.
The song exposes the musicianship and angst-driven creative reach of David Christ & The Apocalypse in a dynamic, unique, and memorable way, with outstanding riff work from the start and readily recognized vocals that put a little true rock and roll into the mix.
The second time the hook is activated, it truly works its effect. Cascading guitars, live drum distortion and crash, vocal weight, captivating melodic flow In the midst of all of this, there are lyrics that intrigue and quickly captivate – effectively compelling you to listen even more intently, and once more from the beginning when things come to a conclusion; even after an amazingly immersive 3 minutes and 5 seconds.
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