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(BOG'S BANGERS) Elektrikill - Vampire Blond (INDUSTRIAL/DARK ELECTRO)

(BOG'S BANGERS) DEMONWARP - PROTOCOL OBEY

DEMONWARP - COLD REVENGE (DARK ELECTRO/INDUSTRIAL)

"Bog’s Bangers" are from any genre. Pure fire for the senses. Just the track, slap, bang. Be on the watch for more direct 1 shots.

(BOG REVIEW) "DEMONWARP" - "VIRAL EMPIRE" (DARK ELECTRO/INDUSTRIAL, RELEASED SEPTEMBER 25TH, RE:MISSION ENTERTAINMENT)

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Stenchers, this is an album Bog really wanted to deep dive, but it's an insanely busy period at the moment, so it’s a quick breakdown special. Mood:  What Bog feels from just the music for the pure vibe with no external influences: futuristic, dystopian sci-fi and cyberpunk horror/space horror all in one. 1. Uprising. Sets up the theme and musical flow to come. Atmospheric and introduces you to the world of DEMONWARP . 2. Protocol Obey. Instant banger alert here. Loved this. Vox are on point lyrically. Nice acid lines, which Bog can hear creeping in. The drops are timed excellently from the first and main, and combining the riff lines adds the metal-electro/cyberpunk feel. Changes up tightly for each section. Definite big-room energy to make cybernetic dancers pop off. 3. Spreading The Flames. Stomp-fest track. Sick, dark synth lines, which bring alive the secret rave under the city while the flames spread above. The vox samples contribute to the mood, and the main drop is good,...

(BOG REVIEW) "ELEKTRIKILL" (INDUSTRIAL/DARK ELECTRO) "MACABRE MASQUERADE" (RELEASED SEPTEMBER 1ST, EVOL MUSIC GROUP)

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1. Macabre Masquerade The intro begins with a dark, atmospheric tone featuring a demonic narration welcoming us to a   Macabre Masquerade , reminding us to watch out for vampires and demons, and to beware that ghosts have infiltrated our machines. The narrator also reminds us, the wolves are howling, their appetite insatiable, warning that you may get a visit from the dark one himself in this hellhole. The track runs with the atmosphere above from 0:00 to 0:25 until the drum drops at 0:25, which is nicely done. It sets a growing mood, which is of a lurking presence until the narration arrives. Imagine a sinister hype man announcing the run of events for the night. This drum drop continues throughout the track, emphasizing the narrator’s words as if someone were striking percussion as he speaks. At 1:37, the narrator announces that eternity is a long time, and Bog really liked how ELEKTRIKILL set up this outro from what is essentially a giant build. At 1:42, the dem...