Protokoll 19 release third single ‘Trivialized’ from upcoming EP – Out now
Protokoll 19
Electro-industrial act Protokoll 19 has released a new single “Trivialized”. The track is issued independently and is the third release from the upcoming EP “Somewhere Between Purgatory and Hell”.
“Trivialized” follows the earlier releases “Witch” and “Connect”.
The full EP, “Somewhere Between Purgatory and Hell”, is being released through a staggered schedule in partnership with Danse Macabre Records. The upcoming singles are set for June 20, July 18, August 15, and September 12, 2025.
About Protokoll 19
Protokoll 19 is an electro-industrial project based in Tampa, Florida. Founded prior to 2024, the band centers its work around harsh electronics and lyrical themes of mental disintegration and psychological trauma.
In 2024, Protokoll 19 released their debut EP “Mental Decay” and a full-length digital album of the same name via Danse Macabre Records.
The singles “Witch”, “Connect”, and now “Trivialized” form part of the staggered rollout for their 2025 EP “Somewhere Between Purgatory and Hell”. The band remains independent, while working in collaboration with Danse Macabre Records for select releases.
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