September 13, 2026

Parallel 33 release dark post-punk single ‘Sowe’ on Mania Records

Parallel 33 released “Sowe”, a dark post-punk single, on 26 June 2026 through Mania Records, written by Michael Zamora, Limbert Palomino and ALEO.

Parallel 33 "Sowe" single cover art, 2026

Parallel 33 - "Sowe" (Mania Records, 2026)

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Parallel 33 released “Sowe”, a dark post-punk single, on 26 June 2026 through Mania Records. The track runs 2:27 and is available on Spotify and Apple Music. “Sowe” is the sixth single from the project, which started releasing music in 2025.

Parallel 33 credit three writers on ‘Sowe’

On “Sowe”, Michael Zamora plays guitar and Limbert Palomino wrote the lyrics and sings, while ALEO produced the track and shares the writing credit. In the release announcement, ALEO describes the single as “a slow, dark, moody post-punk cut about falling in and out of love with the same person year after year”. The announcement lists Joy Division, She Past Away and Molchat Doma as reference points.

About Parallel 33

Parallel 33 is a dark post-punk project that releases through Mania Records. The single “Sowe” credits Michael Zamora on guitar, Limbert Palomino on vocals and lyrics, and ALEO as producer. The project describes itself as making “restless tracks for restless nights”.

Parallel 33 began issuing singles in 2025, starting with “Vampira” in March 2025, followed by “Fin” in April 2025 and “Come Alive” in August 2025. The project moved to a faster pace in 2026, releasing “The Calling” on 24 April, “Raquel” on 15 May and “Sowe” on 26 June. “Vampira” remains its most-streamed track on Spotify. With “Sowe”, Parallel 33 extends a run of dark post-punk singles into the second half of 2026.

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