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Dream Crusher Hope Smasher Memphis, Tennessee
A mash up of misadventure, mid-life crisis and potentially credit score lowering musical algorithms, Dream Crusher Hope
Smasher is the sum of its parts.
Delivering a cross section of synth driven rock anchored by undertones of what could be Dark Wave, Plastic Soul, or simply a wall of digital sound that pivots on lush underpinnings DCHS easily stretches out and fills the sonic landscape.
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