Idoru and Back From The Wave release EBM single ‘Love Is Not Enough’ on Iptamenos Discos
Idoru and Back From The Wave release the EBM single “Love Is Not Enough” on Iptamenos Discos, the Berlin label run by Local Suicide, a debut collaboration.
Idoru and Back From The Wave
Idoru and Back From The Wave have released “Love Is Not Enough“, a debut collaboration issued on Iptamenos Discos, the Berlin-based label run by Local Suicide. The EBM and electroclash track came out on June 10, 2026 as a digital single. It pairs the Miami-based dark electronic artist Idoru with the French producer Back From The Wave.
“Love Is Not Enough” began as a cross-continental exchange of ideas between the two artists and grew into a club track built on a raw EBM drive, a distorted electroclash bassline and Idoru’s vocals. The lyrics deal with the aftermath of a relationship built on illusion.
The single is available to stream and download.
Iptamenos Discos, founded by the Berlin duo Local Suicide, has previously released music from Kalipo, Dina Summer, Skelesys and Curses.
About Idoru and Back From The Wave
Idoru is a Detroit-born, Miami-based artist who works in dark electronic music, mixing minimal techno, industrial, electro and Italo. She is a founder of the Manta Recordings label and releases through her own Bandcamp page. Earlier releases include the singles “Take My Hand”, which carried a Damon Jee remix, and “Like A Machine”. In 2025 she joined the German darkwave act SIIE on the single “Violent”, which featured remixes from Panther Modern and Skelesys. “Love Is Not Enough” is her first collaboration with Back From The Wave.
Back From The Wave is the project of the French producer Fred, who blends electro, techno, Italo and EBM. He began releasing electronic music in the early 2000s on the French labels Goodlife and Scandium, and his later work has appeared on labels including Ritmo Fatale, Space Factory and Bordello A Parigi. The 2025 release “Escape From The Void” came out through Factor City. With “Love Is Not Enough”, Back From The Wave makes his debut on Iptamenos Discos alongside Idoru.
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