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The Microdance Hackney, UK
The Microdance is a protean animal: a band conceived with a vision to encapsulate the most exciting elements of alternative
music, all under the bonnet of one super-charged vehicle.
TMD’s music has been described as a quickening blend of shoegaze, alt rock, new wave, dream pop, psychedelia and heavy metal. But the truth is that there is no stylistic limit to their capabilities.
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