After twelve years of silence, Chris Pohl (Blutengel) revives his EBM/ industrial-electro project Miss Construction! A brand-new single and music video, "Spiel mit mir", is out now via Out Of Line Music.
Miss Construction was originally founded in 2008 as a harder playground for the Blutengel frontman, and it combined mechanical beats with cold humour and club-ready aggression back then. The new track continues the tradition of the early Miss Construction releases: uncompromising electro with a martial bass foundation, dark charm, and an ironic undertone.
In recent months, previous Miss Construction songs like "Hass und Liebe", "Headshot" and "Miss Construction Theme" received extensive attention on DSPs and social media. Now, Chris Pohl has decided to bring this music project back to life and treat fans to a completely unexpected, brand new song titled "Spiel mit mir". Check it out. Link
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