TECHNO IS FINALLY DEAD.
This is a cursed techno cult from a broken future that never arrived. Born from satanic static, dressed in leather, baptized in strobes and sin – we exist where midnight cable TV, illegal raves, and cursed VHS tapes blur into one endless beat.
This is gothic-industrial spectacle dressed as dancefloor massacre.
THIS IS CORPSESHOCK.
CORPSESHOCK – DJ. Producer. Necromancer.
The eccentric pale-faced
architect of noise.
He's not mixing tracks –
he's conjuring the dead.
Wrapped in decaying leather
jackets and always in shades.
He buries the crowd – one
drop at a time.
Dancing through centuries,
dressed as your favorite nightmare.
Her voice hums like ectoplasm and
cuts sharper than a ritual blade.
She doesn't sing – she
casts spells.
Long hair, half-mask, full doom.
Was resurrected 100 years too late and started screaming into the void.Hasn't stopped since.
Hasn’t stopped since.
IT'S MIDNIGHT.
You press play on that nameless VHS tape left on your doorstep.
The screen flickers. The static
breathes.
And suddenly, you're inside a world that was
never meant to be broadcast.
A place where some cursed version of 90's MTV still hums - where neon nightmares glow, stitched from the fever dreams of the most deranged minds.
A LIGHTFLASH!
And here you are: endless graveyards, suspended outside space and time.
Heavy breathing from behind a cracked
tombstone – filthy black hair veiling a sinister
face.
And far away, across the fog: a pale
gravedigger, shades on, leather torn,
waiting.
Sweat. Strobes. Sin.
Until you forget what was real and what was
only taped.
But now you finally understand the words of the angelic voice:
“In heaven… everything is fine.”
Welcome to the cult.
NEW SINGLE "CLUB FLESH" OUT NOW
EXTENDED CLUB EDITS ON
Visit the insanity of "CLUB FLESH". Warning: NSFW.
Produced by Lost Tape
Directed and edited by Felix Maxim Eller
Shot and graded by Daniel Ernst
Watch our first music video "In Heaven". A haunting short film establishing the trio of terror.
This video was produced by Lost Tape and Studio Darkhall and directed by award winning director Felix Maxim Eller and shot by DOP Levi Stute.
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