NECRØ issues ‘Into Oblivion Remixes’, announces November EU dates
NECRØ
NECRØ, the Lisbon darkwave/techno duo, have released the remix EP “Into Oblivion Remixes” via Cold Transmission Music. The release is available as download and also on CD via the band’s Bandcamp page. The band will also tour Germany, France and Austria in November under the “Into Oblivion” banner.
NECRØ “Into Oblivion” European tour
- 06 Nov – Rüsselsheim, DE – Das Rind (w/ NNHMN)
- 07 Nov – Dortmund, DE – FZW
- 08 Nov – Essen, DE – GREND
- 10 Nov – Tours, FR – Canadian Café
- 12 Nov – Toulouse, FR – Dalidaark
- 13 Nov – Nîmes, FR – Bar du Midi
- 14 Nov – Vienna, AT – Rhiz
About NECRØ
The Lisbon, Portugal-based project was formed by João Vairinhos (electronics) and Sara Inglês (vocals) in 2020.
Their early recordings (2020–2022) led to the debut EP “Death Beats” released on February 17, 2023 via Regulator Records/Zerowork (CD) and Ring Leader Label (cassette). In 2024 the duo signed to Cold Transmission Music for their first album “Into Oblivion” (released December 6, 2024).
Throughout 2024–2025 they issued singles and remixes with Years Of Denial, Xinobi, and Madd Rod & Radondo, culminating in the 2025 “Into Oblivion Remixes.”
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