One of the most vivid explanations of their sound came from Metal Sucks, which described the band’s latest work like this:
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Now, The Protomen are bringing that full saga home.
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June 18: ACT II: The Father of DeathJune 19: ACT I (The Protomen)June 20: ACT III: This City Made Us
While the trilogy draws inspiration from Capcom’s long-running Mega Man franchise, The Protomen have always pushed back on being labeled a “video game music” act. The games serve as narrative scaffolding, not the soundtrack. Musically, the band pulls from classic rock, synth-driven new wave, and arena-sized power rock, blending big hooks with dystopian themes of rebellion, control, and resistance.
The new album also comes with heavyweight production credentials. ACT III: This City Made Us was mixed and engineered by David Kalmusky (Journey, John Oates, Carrie Underwood) and mastered by Tommy Dorsey (Dolly Parton, Chemical Brothers, Waylon Jennings), underscoring that this is a serious rock release, not a novelty project.
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