Terkk – Until Last Breath (EP – Terkk)
Genre/Influences: Dark-Electro, Industrial Future-Pop.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: Hailing from Argentina, you may know Luis ‘MirkoNnek7ed’ from his main project BloodConnek7ion. He also started the side-project Terkk unleashing the first three songs on this EP.
Content: “Until Last Breath” is an instrumental work which seems to be a choice. Sound-wise the work is driven by hard-pumping kicks reminding me of Dark-Electro and Industrial productions. The electronic arrangements and melodies have something Future-Pop driven.
+ + + : This is an interesting debut for the great fusion of styles. It’s great, danceable stuff which is pretty accessible through the raw melody lines. I also like the heavy sound blasts running through this work.
– – – : A few vocals and/or spoken samplings could however add a bonus to the work.
Conclusion: Terkk is an interesting project mixing different although related Electronic genres together.
Best songs: “Until Last Breath”, “Nothing Is hidden forever”.
Rate: 7½.
Artist: www.facebook.com/MirkoNNekted
“Until Last Breath” was self-released on 16 February 2022 as a digital EP. It holds three instrumental tracks: “Antes De Todo”, “Nothing Is Hidden Forever” and “Until Last Breath”.
Listen to “Until Last Breath”:
About Terkk
Terkk is the project of Luis ‘MirkoNnek7ed’, a musician based in Mar del Plata, Argentina. He also records as BloodConnek7ion and Angelus Mysteria. The Terkk material mixes dark electro, industrial and futurepop and is instrumental.
“Until Last Breath” is the first release under the Terkk name and the project’s first appearance in Side-Line’s review pages.
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