US electronic act Dismantled has unveiled "Wired For War", the second single from its long-awaited forthcoming album, Endless, due for release on 20 November via Metropolis Records. Following the acclaimed lead single "Zero", the new track delivers another sleek synth-pop noir anthem crafted for futuristic dancefloors, while simultaneously offering a sharp critique of the emptiness and superficiality that often define contemporary society.
Founded in 2000 by American electronic musician Gary Zon, Dismantled quickly established itself as a distinctive force within the electro-industrial scene. Across five critically praised albums released over the following decade, the project forged a unique sonic identity by blending layered electro-industrial soundscapes with melodic trance influences, resulting in a sound both darkly atmospheric and unmistakably futuristic.
With Endless, Dismantled continues to explore the intersections of technology, humanity, and modern existence, reaffirming the project's enduring relevance within the electronic underground.
For more information about Endless and the previously released single "Zero", head HERE. Link
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