Sante Fe-via-Oakland duo Go Dark make music for the outer fringes, the torn down environs on the outskirts of town.
Distorted 808 runs matched to glitch melodies, channelled through a punk aesthetic, their future-facing approach tears down the barricades and unleashes emotional hell.
In a good way, of course…
New album 'Neon Young' arrives on January 18th, following two sought after EPs that brought the project's sonic ruptures to a wider audience.
John Carpenter style urban dystopia built from a trash aesthetic, Neon Young's work is coupled to a resolute honesty that flirts with naked autobiography.
'Violetest Red' is taken from the incoming record, and it's one of Go Dark's more restrained moments, betraying a kind of frayed, burned out digital beauty.
With the sighing vocals and the lingering synth phantasia, 'Violetest Red' has a kind of distorted poetry in its beating heart.
Tune in now.
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