Betrayal, corruption, false gods, and a decaying order: "Obscure" emerges as the third single—following "Fine" and "Gölgesiz"—from Ductape's forthcoming album Faded Flowers, due for release in late September. Driven by a harsh synth bassline, cold and distant vocals, and distorted guitars, "Obscure" unfolds with mounting tension, culminating in a chorus shaped by accusation and quiet rebellion.
Lyrically, the track navigates disillusionment, stolen light, and the emotional numbness that follows the collapse of belief systems. It reflects a cycle in which decay becomes normalised, and resistance fades into silence.
The single is accompanied by a live video recorded in Berlin, capturing the band in a raw, stripped‑down performance setting.
Find the previously released two tracks by following the links HERE, and explore the band's upcoming live dates below. Link
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