Dark electro/industrial maestro Antibody, cyberpunk/EBM artist Binary Division and dark/progressive celestial artist-producer C Z A R I N A teamed up for a new electrifying EBM and industrial dance staple “My Enemy”. Delving into the themes of duality, the track confronts internal demons and the conflict between light and dark, peace and chaos under its pulsating beats and gritty synths.
C Z A R I N A’s haunting melodies and driving rhythms create an immersive atmosphere, inviting listeners to confront the complexity of human emotions and transforming personal conflict into a cathartic industrial piece.
“My Enemy” is a maxi-single that comes with an orchestral reimagination by C Z A R I N A, recreating the fiery EBM track through her hallmark ethereal soundscapes of epic proportions. The release is also accompanied by a music video depicting this battle with duality featuring C Z A R I N A, directed by The Kitsunés.
Antibody is the EBM and industrial project of Jan Laustroer, based in Essen, Germany. Binary Division is the dark electro and cyberpunk project of Marc-Andre Sozeri out of Stammback, Germany. C Z A R I N A is Vero Faye Kitsuné, a progressive darkwave and neo-baroque artist-producer based in Costa Da Morte in Galicia, Spain. All three artists are under the darkTunes Music Group label. Link
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