CK 37 unleash incendiary EBM reinterpretation of ‘800º’ on May 23
CK 37
Swedish industrial act CK 37 will release a new two-track single on May 23, 2025, delivering a “confrontational electronic reinterpretation” of Ebba Grön’s punk anthem “800º” alongside a genre-bending remix of their own track “Svett”. The release will be available for digital download.
The lead track “800º” transforms the original punk protest into a harsh body music track. The band describes the piece not as a cover, but as “a warning shot,” adding: “This isn’t nostalgia — it’s a code red.”
Backing the title track is a remix of “Svett” by Punch Reverse. The rework merges synth sequences with aggressive guitar layers. The remix is described by the band as “a six-string inferno forged for fists, fury, and full-body combustion.”
Here is the original version of “Svett“.
About CK 37
CK 37, short for Centralkalkylator 37, is a Swedish EBM and industrial collective. The group’s stated mission is to weaponize sound against societal inertia and collapse. Formed by three members operating under conceptual aliases — S.A. Dist, Ossi Oscillator, and The Synth Panda — the band blends elements of EBM, industrial, noise, and avant-garde electronics.
The group consists of:
- S.A. Dist: A former AI researcher whose sonic approach fuses neural rhythm patterns with hard-edged production.
- Ossi Oscillator: An experimental sound manipulator using Arctic field recordings and industrial-grade synthesis.
- The Synth Panda: A signal architect.
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