Flooding
Flooding is a Kansas City power trio playing the kind of brutal and deliberate loud-quiet-loud rock music that had certain corners of the American underground in a chokehold during the no-compromise 1990s.
Flooding is a Kansas City power trio playing the kind of brutal and deliberate loud-quiet-loud rock music that had certain corners of the American underground in a chokehold during the no-compromise 1990s.
Flooding is a gut feeling. Fronted by guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Rose Brown, Flooding is a 3-piece band that explores genres like slowcore, noise rock, post-hardcore, and post-punk. Brown is supported by bassist Cole Billings and drummer Zach Cunningham, who share the songwriting goal of curating abstract elements of different music styles to create a distinct composition with each album and song, rather than fitting into a particular genre. Flooding is interested in what music can allow us to feel and things it can force us to confront. Softness and harshness coexist in everything – and there’s freedom in allowing ourselves to be both at the same time.
“Flooding is a Kansas City power trio playing the kind of brutal and deliberate loud-quiet-loud rock music that had certain corners of the American underground in a chokehold during the no-compromise 1990s.”