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Song Review- Hyper Minds “Sink or Swim”

Band photo by Angel Alcala
This being a new band to me (thank you Mike at Earshot Media!) I was wondering what to expect and ended up being pretty impressed. The track comes in on a little jangly high-hat offset by a booming, distorted bass and then jumps off into a fast, infectious groove driven onward by a very prevalent drum line. The vocals are delivered at a breakneck pace but still manage to deliver a comprehensible message (which is not always true of the lighting vocal attack of some bands). There is a nice little step-down bridge piece around 1:25 which works nicely to offset the speed of the rest of the track but gives up nothing in volume. This was a really fun song to listen to and put a little jump in my step for awhile. I will be standing by for their full album to drop which is coming but the release date is currently unknown (to me anyway). They also have three other singles out there (“Nailbiter,” “M.I.T.M,” and “Nacho”) that you can check out when you have the time.
Hyper Minds are currently signed to DC-Jam Records distributed by Virgin Music Group.
Vote here to nominate this for my best of 2026 list:
Musicians on this are: Roland (guitar, vocals), Robert (lead guitar), Juan (bass) and Omar (drums).
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