Kongress has a legendary history with like minded Monster Talents - VON LMO, The Late Madgician Geofrey Crozier, Marilyn, Iolsta, Aristedes DuVal, Robert Crash, Renate, Rodentius Grok, Axsus, Lou Rone (Guitars In Their Time), Frank Stokes, Kip Kuba (Bass Bottoms) & Otto von Ruggins, Master of The Unheard Of - Punk Magazine declared Kongress 'The Most Dangerous Band in the World' decades ago & our music has been a dangerous mission from 1975 thru the Present & into the Future!
“Talk about big action and songs such as Summer Days hove into mind for they have a progressive and big stage persona. Kongress obviously know this and it means they can extend their presence far and wide, the vocals for one coming across like a deity dishing out the new 10 commandments and while I found the whole effect a bit claustrophobic there is no denying that this is wide-screen industry for those into something a bit more spiritual than is the norm..."
Sinusoidal Music
"Kongress is an experimental electro-pop artist. Their music is nothing short of psychedelic. While they have a very similar vibe to MGMT both in terms of musical output and creative expression, Kongress is certainly unique. In fact, the electro-gothic outfit’s latest release, Summer Days, was written in the late ’60s. Much like psychedelia, Kongress really takes things into dimensions that you can’t fathom, but attract you anyway. Psychonaut, this is your artist."
Find No Enemy
“Summer Days feels like a
celebration unlike any other. The strangely nostalgic and distinctively retro synth pop song is draped in an atmosphere that’s grandiose and opulent from back to front...the overarching air just cries celebration and adulation. The video is nostalgic and a time capsule that elaborates and describes the wonderfully eclectic and raucous Coney Island Mermaid Parade that Kongress has been video taping over decades. Written several decades ago altogether, it’s no surprise that Summer Days has that air of history and a powerful retro energy embedded within it. You find yourself transported to these days, to these events, and to the entire energy surrounding the song’s inspiration. A powerful and jubilant electronic pop tune.”
