October 3, 2026

Nachtschleife release debut single ‘Microgram’ on Echozone

Nachtschleife release their debut single “Microgram” on Echozone on July 17, 2026, a Dark Wave and Dark Electro track with an official animated video.

Nachtschleife "Microgram" single cover art
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Nachtschleife release their debut single, “Microgram,” on July 17, 2026, through Echozone. The track mixes dark wave and dark electro with synthpop and industrial textures, and arrives as a digital single alongside an official animated video.

“Microgram” explores medication dependency, emotional emptiness and the search for stability. The label describes the song as an artistic reflection on the casual handling of prescription drugs, addressing emotional crises that are met with medication rather than time, therapy or human connection.

Nachtschleife consists of Stephanie Abromeit (also known for her project Beffibelle), Bernd Abromeit (Tonschleifer) and Ulf Müller, whose other projects include Projekt Ich, The Grab Society, SMOTCH, M.U.N.T Connection, Tränenwelten and U.M. Fiedel. The trio grew out of a series of collaborative remix projects before evolving into an independent act with its own identity.

About Nachtschleife

Nachtschleife is a new dark wave and dark electro project formed by Stephanie Abromeit, Bernd Abromeit and Ulf Müller, with “Microgram” as the group’s debut release. Müller’s other projects have appeared on Side-Line before, including Projekt Ich’s “Mit dir” and M.U.N.T Connection’s “Come On, Johnny Boy” remix single. With “Microgram,” the trio marks the start of a new joint project on Echozone, distinct from each member’s individual output.

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