With the perfect gap of sonic textures and distorsions, The Driver (aka Manu Le Malin) and Electric Rescue come together for a new EP as W.LV.S, ‘Guilty‘ it’s OUT now via Astropolis Records.

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An EP with metallic and industrial echoes that plunges us into a post-apocalyptic universe full of tension and texture, with vocals from Louisahhh and remixes from Cuften and Tommy Four
Seven. ‘Guilty’ includes four carnivorous tracks on a beautifully designed vinyl by Dunes Studio and a bonus remix of “Orca” by Cuften only on the digital version.

Tracklist.

A1 : Guilty (7:59)
A2 : The Pit feat. Louisahhh (6:08)
B1 : Orca (8:08)
B3 : Guilty (Tommy Four Seven Remix) (4:46)
Digital Bonus : Orca (Cuften Remix) (8:45)

Artist : W.LV.S
Title : Guilty EP
Label : Astropolis Records
Label release : AR14
Release date: April, 8th 2022

Mastering : Scan X (except Tommy Four Seven remix by Alan Paul)
Distribution : Bigwax (vinyle) & Believe (digital)
Artwork : Yves de Orestis (Dunes Studio)

Tracks descriptions.

“Guilty”, a power build-up hammered with metallic and industrial echoes with a dark vocal that plunges us into a post-apocalyptic universe.

“The Pit” invites the charismatic and ghostly voice of Paris-based New-yorker Louisahhh. A frenetic and powerful techno track haunted by Louisahhh’s hypnotic and icy vocals, chanting a poem she wrote. A unique fusion of techno and spoken word. Originating as a ferocious techno poem, this collaboration between legendary French duo W.LV.S and techno’s favorite punk, Louisahhh acts as a galvanizing prayer, a dancefloor beacon, a scream into the abyss, a shard of hope. “The Pit” is where we start after two years of being confined, silent, separate. The pit is where the growth happens.

The intensity accelerates with the track “Orca”, a powerful and sharp anthem between galloping techno and stripped down hardcore.

Last track is a remix by major reference of the international techno scene, Brttish producer Tommy Four Seven, for an incisive remix of “Guilty” while the digital version includes a remix by the young artist recently taken in accompaniment by Astropolis, Cuften, newcomer of the rave scene signed on Marc Acardipane’s Planet Phuture who remix the track “Orca” with his analogical and retro vision of electro.

The artwork is designed by Dunes Studios, based on a photo by Yves de Orestis taken in Brittany, in search of wolves and landscapes devoid of any human trace, from which emanates a feeling of calm and strangeness, to reflect the universe of W.LV.S.

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