Frank Chen is the Vocal/Guitar/Bass of a cand called Torpid May in New York.
Formed in 2009 in New York City, combining elements of pop, grunge, noise, punk and ambient rock, Torpid May creates a melodic sound that is at times delicate and coarse, somber yet affecting, dreamy yet stern. The eclectic blend of sounds, like an act of collage making, overlaying and contaminates audiences’ senses – like the city that gives birth to their music, Torpid May invites you to start experiencing and stop feeling – as senses slowly becoming overloaded…
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