Austrian electronic duo mind.in.a.box set to release new album in September
Scheduled for a 30th August 2023 release through THYX Records is the latest album from the Vienna-based electronic act, mind.in.a.box. “Black and White” emerges nearly six years after their last studio venture “Broken Legacies”, marking the seventh album for the duo, Markus Hadwiger and Stefan Poiss.
The CD edition of the album is accompanied by a 20-page booklet, which encompasses lyrics as well as the seventh instalment of their cyberpunk narrative.
This chapter unfolds as follows: Mr. Black, an erstwhile agent of the “Agency” and now a rebel, is tasked with thwarting the designs of the machine that Mr. White crafted to penetrate the Dreamweb. Armed to the hilt, Mr. Black ventures to see his former ally in the development lab, setting the stage for an ultimate face-off.
A teaser video for the “Black and White” album is already available for viewing.
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