Dero Goi - Saturday
Dero Goi presents 'Saturday', the new single and video from his upcoming solo debut "1984".
Watch: https://youtu.be/1gWdfG_C91c
Pre-order/merch: http://lnk.spkr.media/derogoi-1984
"I have written the song 'Saturday' as an ironic answer to all the hate and malice that were directed towards me after I had publicly confessed in Jesus Christ", the frontman writes. "I have also used original quotes from so called 'haters' on the internet for the lyrics. I was determined to answer with a clear statement of love to all that negativity, which is why I repeatedly reply by stating 'I still love you!' or 'I'll always love you!' to the slander. I found it also important to counter the vile energy of the 'haters' in a lively and cheerful manner. The video clip for this song is describing some kind of sham trial in which I stand as the precondemned accused. Yet as the story unfolds, the tide is turning. Take a look!"
Dero Goi - Whistleblower
Dero Goi has made public a video single for the track 'Whistleblower', which is dedicated to the men and women who risked their freedom and lives to inform the public of serious crimes. 'Whistleblower' is taken from the forthcoming debut double album "1984" (release: November 29, 2024).
Watch: https://youtu.be/QWXlkoVe4W4
Pre-order "1984": http://lnk.spkr.media/derogoi-1984
"The lyrics of 'Whistleblower' and the theme of the the video are directly related to the title of the track", the frontman explains. "I was happily surprised and felt touched by the release of Julian Assange, who is named in the video as it was created before the investigative journalist regained his freedom after more than ten years. This does not change the fact that about a dozen other whistleblowers are still being persecuted or remain imprisoned for their brave acts. It is a shame that the current German administration remains silent about the case of Edward Snowden who has been a most important whistleblower of the last decade. In the face of the rise of authoritarian tendencies, our government could show how much they really care about freedom of opinion and public access to the truth as Snowden has more than once applied for asylum in Germany by now."
Fïx8Sëd8 - Monolith (Rebuilt World)
Fïx8:Sëd8 unveil a sinister video for the remastered track 'Monolith (Rebuilt World)' as the final single taken from the forthcoming reissue of the German dark electro act's first two albums "humanophobia:dormicum".
Watch: https://youtu.be/u1K6DciqVas
Pre-order "humanophobia:dormicum": http://lnk.spkr.media/fix8sed8-humanophobia-dormicum
In order to understand the images used in the clip it should be remembered that the concept of 'humanophobia' was inspired by FÏX8:SËD8 mastermind Martin Sane visiting the former Cambodian concentration camp S-21 ('Security Office 21'). Between the years 1975 to 1979 the Khmer Rouge regime imprisoned and tortured citizens believed to resist the extremist communist ideology in the compound. It has been estimated that up to 2 of the 7 million inhabitants of Khmer Rouge controlled Cambodia were murdered. Of the 14,200 victims incarcerated in S-21 only 7 confirmed survivors escaped the terror.
Mildreda - Liaisons Dangereuses
We released Belgian dark electronic act Mildreda's physical debut album "I Was Never Really There" on this day three years ago and are watching the video to 'Liaisons Dangereuses'.
Further listen/purchase: https://en.dependent.de/en/Artists/mildreda