Brooklyn experimenters Black Dice attack music and visuals the same way - nothing's too weird. In fact, sometimes it's not weird enough.
Aaron Warren and Bjorn Copeland of the ever-evolving Brooklyn experimental group Black Dice explain that they attack music and visuals the same way - nothing's too weird. In fact, sometimes it's not weird enough. From their early days in the Providence, RI noise scene playing alongside Lightning Bolt, to their current incarnation as visual and sound collagists, Black Dice has always had a dominant, unifying aesthetic that shapes their output.
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