BlazerJacket release heavier rework ‘Myelin Void (Rebuilt)’
Ukrainian cyberpunk project BlazerJacket released “Myelin Void (Rebuilt)”, a heavier rework of a track about founder Denis Cherryman’s MS relapse.
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The BlazerJacket single “Myelin Void (Rebuilt)” is a reworked release from the Ukrainian cyberpunk and industrial project, presenting two new versions of the track “Myelin Void” injected with rock and metal influences. The release is available to stream right now.
“Myelin Void” was originally an electronic track inspired by a severe multiple sclerosis relapse experienced by the project’s founder Denis Cherryman. The title refers to the myelin sheath, the protective layer around nerve fibres that multiple sclerosis damages. The original translated that experience into sound through static textures, fading momentum, and fractured rhythms, while the rebuilt versions retain the original concept while pushing it into heavier territory with guitars, distortion, and greater physical impact.
Alongside the rework, BlazerJacket has issued the official video for “Myelin Void” as well.
About BlazerJacket
BlazerJacket is a project created in Ukraine by Denis Cherryman, also of Dirty Bird 13 and The Cherry Men, together with Hybri.Mod. The project is influenced by cyberpunk, retrowave, sci-fi and the cult action films of the 1980s and 1990s. BlazerJacket debuted with the EP “The First” in 2020 and followed it with a run of singles before issuing the EPs “The Second” and “Terrorstate” in 2023.
Side-Line has covered the project’s EP “The Second” in 2023 and the single “Overcharged” in 2025. The project says that the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 shaped its sound. “Myelin Void (Rebuilt)” reworks one of the project’s most personal tracks into its heavier register.
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