Brian Gibson rose to underground fame as the bassist for Lightning Bolt, the Providence noise-rock duo so jarringly aggressive that they once made our own Tom Breihan’s daughter cry at Pitchfork Festival. But he also works as a composer, artist, and designer for video games. He’ll soon follow up his 2016 VR rhythm game Thumper with a new release called Thrasher, described by Gibson and co-creator Mike Mandell as “a mind-melting arcade action odyssey and visceral audiovisual experience.”
Brian Gibson rose to underground fame as the bassist for Lightning Bolt, the Providence noise-rock duo so jarringly aggressive that they once made our own Tom Breihan’s daughter cry at Pitchfork Festival. But he also works as a composer, artist, and designer for video games. He’ll soon follow up his 2016 VR rhythm game Thumper with a new release called Thrasher, described by Gibson and co-creator Mike Mandell as “a mind-melting arcade action odyssey and visceral audiovisual experience.”
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