If It's Too Loud...

Way back in September (seriously, how was that only 4 months ago?) we brought you the debut single from Boston's Muzzins. It was an alt-rock song that brought in elements of electronic, funk, and hip hop. The band is back with "Invisible Wounds," which is even harder to categorize. This new single starts off as an electronic/tropicalia jam, and just kind of meanders its way around in its own funky way. It's this chilled out, laid back song that hides some intensity. And then it just breaks out in this bizarre indie rock squall of noise. That seems to break the tension, because when it leaves "Invisible Wounds" is even more laid back and just pure tropicalia. Muzzins are definitely unique, in one of the more interesting ways. You can listen to "Invisible Wounds" below. The song is available as a single via Light of Day Records. For more on Muzzins, check out the band's Facebook .

Boston's Muzzins have one of the most unique sounds you're going to hear this year. Fronted by TV chef and dominatrix Rayna Jhaveri (yeah, you read that right...) the band have released the whiplash inducing new single "Electromagnetic." The song starts off like a typical alt-rock song, but within seconds slams into more of an electronic/funk/hip hop hybrid. Throughout its three and a half minute run time, the song cycles through these genres as well as punk and jazz. It sounds like a mash up track, except by the same artist. Somehow, as fast and frantically as "Electromagnetic" changes tempos and genres, it all slows well into the same cohesive composition. You can listen to "Electromagnetic" below. The song is available as a single via Light of Day Records. For more on Muzzins, check out the band's Facebook . They're also playing a show at the Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain September 11. You can get tickets for that show here .