German dark electro master, Extize, invites you to go back in time when it felt good. Relive the ultimate throwback with "80s Were Better", the latest single from Extize’s time-traveling album DeLorean 666, which will be released on 20 May via darkTunes Music Group.
This track fuses the unforgettable magic of 80s music with the dark allure of modern darkwave and new wave, creating a neon-drenched anthem for all retro lovers. Remember the days of Marty McFly, Super Mario Bros., and Duran Duran? “80s Were Better” brings it all back, wrapped in a nostalgic, electrifying beat for today’s dancefloors. Jump in the DeLorean, and let’s go back to when everything was all right!
In about a month, Extize starts an expansive European tour with Combichrist, Crimson Veil and Esoterik. Check the dates below, and don't miss a show near you. Watch the nostalgic video right below, and if missed, over HERE is previously released single "Classic Love". Link
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