Industrial/electro act Antibody has dropped the fourth and final track, "Drunk", from its approaching full-length, Never Quite Right, due on 24 May via darkTunes Music Group.
From the depths of Germany's underground scene emerges a sonic force like no other. Since the age of 12, Jan Antibody has been crafting a dark symphony of industrial-electro-power noise fusion. Embark on a journey through pulsating beats, thunderous basslines, and infectious melodies that will engulf your senses in a whirlwind of cyberpunk chaos. Embrace the darkness and join the rave revolution with Never Quite Right - it's a soundtrack to your cybernetic rebellion! Link
ANTIBODY - Drops Final Track From Approaching Full-Length
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