Published
Mon, Jul 10, 2017, 16:15
- Decadent Yet Depraved lands in late August, after the duo makes their live debut at Berlin Atonal.
Raster is putting out an album, Decadent Yet Depraved, from a new duo called Belief Defect.
The identity of Belief Defect hasn't been made public, but we're told it's a pair of established artists "familiar with the underground music scene and how its skeptical nature can also be an obstacle to overcome." Decadent Yet Depraved's intense experimental sound, inspired by each members' longtime love of abstract electronic music, would appear to fit in with Byetone's recently retooled Raster imprint. The album is described as "a soundtrack for this apocalyptic time [and] an uncompromising reflection on the state of mankind and its uncertain future."
It's due for CD and digital release in late August, about a week after Belief Defect play their first ever live show at Berlin Atonal. A double-vinyl version is expected in October.
News of the album follows Raster's release last month of an LP from the ambient group Island People.
Listen to "Deliverance."
Tracklist
01. Unnatural Instinct
02. The Conduit
03. Submission Of Thought
04. Slipping Away
05. No Future
06. Opium Den
07. Deliverance
08. Fake Disciples
09. No Hope No Fear
10. Disembarking Horizons
Raster will release Decadent Yet Depraved on August 25th, 2017.