Avarice In Audio strike back with ‘Tear Heaven In Half’ album – Out now
Avarice In Audio strike back with 'Tear Heaven In Half' album - Out now
Here’s a release that should be in your collection. Following up to their 2022 release “Our Idols Are Filth”, the Australian melodic dark electro act Avarice In Audio (Gerry and Lawrie) disappeared from the radar to immediately start work on the new album “Tear Heaven In Half” out on Alfa Matrix.
The album is out as a download release via the Alfa Matrix Bandcamp page and soon on all other platforms.
The album comes packed with 17 tracks blending several genres into their dark electro approach. To give you an idea, there is the Drum N’ Bass infested “Wicked Die Alone”, the more techno beat driven “You Are The Carbon”, and the hard-rock infested “Who The Monsters Are”.
In a reaction the band says: “This album refuses to be pinned down to just one genre. It’s raw, dark, and aggressive when it wants to be, yet somehow finds space to be punchy, addictive, and ridiculously catchy.”
As an extra the album features several collaborations, including Alaskan IDM act Static Logic, Canadian cyberpunk artist Virtual Terrorist, and Lawrie’s own solo project Studio-X. Read the review of ‘Tear Heaven In Half’.
For more on Avarice In Audio, see Avarice In Audio interview on dark beats, creative risks and blowing… on Side-Line.
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