Out now, the new Sirus single and video ‘Singularity’ + 3 physical formats – check it out
Having almost sold out all physical copies of both their albums and both previous singles for DWA, Melbourne-based cyberpunk act Sirus have returned with the new single and video âSingularityâ.
Initial physical copies come in 3 ultra-limited and ultra-innovative formats as you can see below:
- single-track business card CD (âSingularity – Single Editâ): Clear plastic, printed in black, white and clear spot gloss finish
- 2-track transparent lathecut 7â vinyl (âSingularity – Single Editâ/ âCycleheartâ)
- 3-track 80mm vinyl-look mini-CD (âSingularity – Single Editâ/ âCycleheartâ/ âSingularityâ): Basically looks like a miniature picture disc. As with the business card edition, printing has been done directly onto the jewelcase itself â negating any need for paper parts.
These collectibles are all already sold out on pre-order, with remaining copies available online here on the DWA Bandcamp page, so be very quick if you want one!
The video â the follow-up to the bandâs massively successful âNeon Dominionâ can be viewed below:
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