RHYTHM VISION

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Rhythm Vision was formed in 2001. Their music can be described as socialist, sexual and textural. Rhythm Vision makes honest music. From inception their emphasis has been to make music beautiful, artful, expressive, raw... elemental. Despite trends, Rhythm Vision hears no reason to pocket themselves into any particular corner. Thusly they define the post-genre sound. Rhythm Vision includes no disclaimers and makes no apologies: their compositions will stretch your ideas of what today's music is.
Rhythm Vision's third release 'Stand Up and Erupt!' is a tribute to daily life. A focus on the internal audio world of thought. Rarely at the end of the day do you lay down and think about the things you did. Maybe you woke up, had a coffee, went to work, had a meeting and came home. But this is just a skeleton of what happened. The design of 'Stand Up and Erupt' is to fill-in the emotional and reflective nature of our day. The flesh and bone of the waking life. Songs blend and flow into each other, tempos brood, build and simmer. Love, rage, sex, frustration, intoxication and peace all have their spotlight, but never fully step ahead of each other. It is the mix-tape of the mind. All at once – independently paradoxical and comforting. 'Stand Up and Erupt!' is an epic saga of the sublime. Rarely at the end of the day do you lay down and think about an album. You will with this one.
“a refreshing blend of different sounds, from R & B to Rock, yet Rhythm Vision manages to hold on to that hip-hop edge complimenting lyrics that keep you entangled.”
- Colorado Music Buzz
“Rhythm Vision brings a full band complete with drums, keys, bass, guitar, & samples.… a sound all its own flavored with elements of party rock & hard-core dub reminiscent of the Roots, Mad Professor, and Gorillaz.”
- Image Magazine
"Denver-based Rhythm Visions has intelligent lyrics that show moments of true artistic brilliance, that need no introduction or context. They might be describled as alternative hip-hop, as their music throughout is occasionally reminiscent of the best of Incubus, Nirvana, and briefly System of a Down. On the other hand, they also occasionally channel Lauryn Hill, The Fugees, and briefly Outkast."
- HOTINDIENEWS.com