Judge for H-Beam

If pig masks, epileptic light shows, robot voices, panda suits, costume changes, hyphens in band names, long hair and beards kinda freak you out, you may want to steer clear of Nashville's captivating experimental rock trio H-Beam. Unafraid to occasionally confuse or even disturb their audience, the band's live performances have become somewhat of a mix between music and theater.

Waves of chaos leisurely stroll their their sets, executed with the utmost taste and control. Now boasting an array of samplers, multiple looping rigs, synthesizers and even MIDI foot pedals, their ability to multi-task musically has produced an extremely developed wall of sound. Slews of props and masks add to the sheer sense of sensory overload which help make every show unique from another, a trait which they hold at utmost importance

"If onstage theatrics and an epic throwback to the psychedelia and experimentation of the 1960s are your style, be sure to check out H-Beam. The psychedelic and classic rock sound that H-Beam brings to the table will have you dancing and playing air guitar till you drop to your knees. " -Versus Entertainment