Artist description     Hypnotic Kick are a latino hardcore / melodic groove metal band from Springfield, Massachusetts that started in 1994 when they first released their demo "Finally" on Sike Records. While preparing for their first CD they toured with such local as well as national acts as Staind, Paw, KoRn, Warped Tour, Sebastion Bach, and many others. "Trapped in a Music Box" was released in December 1998 and has been responded to well in the local scene being played on WHMP, WAAF, WCCH, WTCC and other local stations. Hypnotic Kick have received rave reviews from Northeast Performer, Springfield Union News and the Springfield Advocate. They just recorded 11 songs which were produced by Jeff Gilmer, due out April 2000!

Music Style Latino Hardcore, Metal, Hardcore, & Emo

Musical Influences Puya meets Quickand

Similar Artists Puya, KoRn

Artist History HYPNOTIC KICK was formed in July of 1994. The band started practicing in an old garage loacated at 38 Jefferson Ave., in Springfield's North End. From there came a couple of local bandsm and HYPNOTIC KICK was one of them. Since then HK emerged on the local and regional Western Mass scene. HK has grown in popularity, and still keep, each year, drawing lots of support.

Group Members Moises (House) Rodriquez - VoxFranky (Coqui) Perez - Bass Antony (El Tony) Cruz - Guitar Jamie (Stone) O'Neil - Drums

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Albums Trapped In A Music Box

Press Reviews "Hypnotic Kick, with it's mix of melody and mayhen, lets thier music do their talking..." Gary Cara,The Valley Advocate "These guys restored my faith in heavy in your face rock..." Mike Haze, 99.3 WHMP FM"It may just be that Springfield's best rock comes from a garage in the North End, where Hypnotic Kick has developed into one of the regions most powerful and inspirational rock outfits..." Donnie Moorhouse, Springfield Union News

Location Springfield, MA - USA

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