German dark‑electro provocateur Extize unveils a brand new single, “Swipe Me To Mars (I Want Your Ass)”, accompanied by an electrifying live video. The track features his darkTunes label‑mate Agnis and marks the second chapter in the upcoming concept album I Love An Alien, due later this year via darkTunes Music Group.
Desire doesn’t wait for fate — and Extize leans fully into that truth. A vibration. A match. A spark that hits faster than reason. “Swipe Me To Mars” channels that instant digital chemistry into a club‑driven darkwave anthem, where Rapha Hell’s raw, kinetic energy collides with Agnis’ seductive presence. The result is playful, provocative and unapologetically honest about intimacy in an era ruled by screens. It’s a track built for bodies, not hesitation.
The live video, filmed at Castle Party Festival in Poland, captures the song’s heat with festival‑grade intensity — you can watch it below. And if you missed the album’s first single, “Is There Anybody Out There?”, it remains available for revisiting over HERE.
With I Love An Alien, Extize continues shaping a neon‑lit universe where desire, technology and dark‑electro chaos intertwine. “Swipe Me To Mars (I Want Your Ass)” is another signal sent into that cosmos — bold, cheeky and unmistakably Extize. Link
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