Potochkine ‘Sang d’Encre’ returns on grey splatters vinyl via young & cold
French duo Potochkine’s 2025 album “Sang d’Encre” gets a second limited vinyl pressing — 333 copies on grey splatters — via young & cold. In stock now.
Potochkine
French duo Potochkine‘s 2025 album “Sang d’Encre” is back in a second limited vinyl pressing on the young & cold label Audioglobe informs us. The new edition is limited to 333 copies on grey splatters vinyl.
The first vinyl edition of “Sang d’Encre,” issued in late 2025, was pressed on red transparent with black marble vinyl. The current pressing uses grey splatters vinyl. Both pressings are limited to 333 copies. The album is also available on CD and digital.
“Sang d’Encre” holds seven tracks: “Bi,” “Endorphines,” “Partir,” “Tristesse Fantasmée,” “Bonnie,” “Pénurie de Larmes,” and the closing ambient piece “La Source.” Two tracks have accompanying videos: “Bi” and “Endorphines”.
About Potochkine
Potochkine is a French dark electronic duo formed in Paris in 2016, composed of vocalist Pauline Alcaïdé and producer Hugo Sempé. The pair built their sound around French-language vocals, electronic rhythms and a production approach drawing on EBM, electro and elements of darkwave and coldwave.
The duo’s debut was the EP “Libérez votre imagination” (2016), which introduced their combination of dark electronics and theatrical staging. They followed with the self-titled album “Potochkine” (2018) and “Mythes” (2019), before releasing “Sortilèges” in 2021 on young & cold – their first release for the German label. A remix companion, “Sortilèges dans le club,” also appeared in 2021. The single “Endorphines” was released in 2024 ahead of “Sang d’Encre.”
“Sang d’Encre” was released in autumn 2025 on young & cold as Potochkine’s fourth studio album and their second record for the label. The second vinyl pressing, on grey splatters vinyl, is available now through the young & cold webshop and its distribution network via Audioglobe.
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