Saul Williams, The Death Set, The Death Set, The Death Set April 17, 2008

Dragons Of Zynth combine punk, dub, funk, soul and heavy metal in a way so fresh it's been given its own name: "Afrotek."

New York Night Train says the "Australia to Baltimore transplants are a faster, poppier, punker and more straightforward Devo for the 21st Century attention spans - the giddiest wall-bouncing sugar overdose - sticky speedy spazzy songs defined by tuneful high-pitched screaming, distorted guitars and Casios blasting over rigid mechanical beats."

New York Night Train says the "Australia to Baltimore transplants are a faster, poppier, punker and more straightforward Devo for the 21st Century attention spans - the giddiest wall-bouncing sugar overdose - sticky speedy spazzy songs defined by tuneful high-pitched screaming, distorted guitars and Casios blasting over rigid mechanical beats."

New York Night Train says the "Australia to Baltimore transplants are a faster, poppier, punker and more straightforward Devo for the 21st Century attention spans - the giddiest wall-bouncing sugar overdose - sticky speedy spazzy songs defined by tuneful high-pitched screaming, distorted guitars and Casios blasting over rigid mechanical beats."