Paradiso PDE "C´mon automaton"

Sounds from New Zealand

03/08/2026 |

Paradiso PDE’s "C'mon automaton" is a fiercely energetic and aggressively playful slab of New Zealand Garage and Alt-Rock that perfectly captures the trio’s dance-infused, live-wire ethos. Even in its raw demo form, the track thrives on the unique inversion of Remy Davidson’s intimate, bass-driven lead vocals and Essem Chan’s lively, twangy guitar work, which injects a gritty, rhythmic bite into the song's relentless three-minute runtime. As you prepare for the mixing and mastering stages, focusing on tightening the low-end relationship between the bass and kick drum—while giving those twangy guitars a bit more stereo width—will really amplify that visceral "arbiter of mosh" energy you pride yourselves on during your live shows. As a taste of your staggered album rollout, this track is already a thrilling, involuntary thrust of alternative rock that proves Paradiso PDE is a wonderfully chaotic "coordinative" unit, fully equipped to upend traditional band archetypes and get bodies moving.