Brutalismus 3000 release no-holds-barred EP 'GOODBYE SALÒ'
The duo have also shared a 41-minute long EP-focused liveset
Brutalismus 3000 have shared their new EP, 'GOODBYE SALÒ'.
The lead single landed earlier this week (July 17), entitled 'badthiings (rip avicii)'. Packed with distorted gabber-esque vocal from one half of the pair, Victoria Vassiliki Daldas, it nods to the younger generations amongst a frenzy of synth-driven melodies.
Not stopping there, the duo have today (July 21) shared an accompanying music video, which you can check out here.
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The record embodies maximalism in all of its forms, welcoming inspiration from electroclash, hardstyle, gabber and punk, even with occasional fluttering of 2010s EDM and eurotrance.
And whilst opener 'alleswirdgut' begins with a somewhat more relaxed affair, any false sense of security is rapidly lifted as Daldas' vocals crescendo and normal business - at least, for Brutalismus 3000 - resumes.
To complement the release further, the duo have shared a 41-minute long film. Check it out below:
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Get your hands on the 'GOODBYE SALÒ' EP now here.
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