October 3, 2026

Die Sexual – Inservio (EP – Die Sexual)

Die Sexual – "Inservio" album cover
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Genre/Influences: EBM, Body-Pop, Industrial.

Format: Digital.

Background/Info: Los Angeles (USA) based duo Rosselinni and Anton Floriano are back on track unleashing this new EP featuring three songs.

Content: This EP sounds more EBM driven than their previous work although it remains an eclectic Electro-underground style. It’s not only more EBM-like but still reveals Pop elements with some darkness on top. The songs are still driven by female vocals.

+ + + : I was deeply impressed by the “Bound”-EP while the opening song of “Inservio” only confirms the potential of this duo. “Lights Down Low” is a solid track mixing darkness, pumping kick and hot, female vocals.

– – – : Compared to “Lights Down Low” both other tracks rather sounds like B-sides.

Conclusion: I was more into the “Bound-EP” but I still believe there’s something great hiding inside this band.

Best songs: ”Lights Down Low”, “Need To Sin”.

Rate: 7.

Artist: www.facebook.com/diesex Read the news on ‘Inservio’.

About Die Sexual

Die Sexual is a dark electronic duo from Los Angeles formed by Rosselinni and Anton Floriano. The project debuted in September 2023 with the EP “Bound”, crafted in the duo’s home studio using vintage analog and modular synthesizers. “Inservio”, the duo’s second EP, followed in 2024 and is available on Bandcamp and Spotify alongside “Bound”. Founding member Anton Floriano described the themes of “Inservio” as “submission, devotion and slavery to the dark nights, strobing lights and the pulsating beat of the music”.

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