Die Sexual – Bound (EP – Die Sexual)

Genre/Influences: Electro, Industrial, Technoid.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: Rosselinni and Anton Floriano is a Los Angeles (USA) based-duo which last year released their debut-EP “Bound” featuring three songs.
Content: I never heard of the band before, although the name sounds familiar… The sound is a hard, danceable, mix of Dark-Electro, EBM, Industrial and some Technoid sound treatments. The songs are carried by menacing bass lines and sexy, female, vocals.
+ + + : I think there’s no better description of Die Sexual’s sound then referring to Zombie Girl and that’s more than simply a reference! This band took me by surprise and especially both debut cuts are pure sonic dynamite. This is modern and powerful underground Electro which is going to make you dance.
– – – : The last song sounds softer and rather a B-side cut.
Conclusion: Die Sexual is a name you’ll easily keep in mind; great Electro stuff for the dancefloor.
Best songs: “Bound, I Rise”, “On this Night”.
Rate: 8½.
Artist: www.facebook.com/diesex Read the news on ‘Bound’.
About Die Sexual
Die Sexual is a Los Angeles-based dark electronic duo of 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, with influences ranging from classic EBM to modern techno.
Die Sexual followed “Bound” with the EP “Inservio” in 2024, again released digitally and on Bandcamp.
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