Thorofon / Eva|3 – La Théorie Du Diable (Single – Ant-Zen)
Genre/Influences: Electro-Wave, EBM, Electro-Ambient, Experimental.
Format: Digital, Vinyl.
Background/Info: This single is a split release between German project Thorofon and Eva|3 from the UK. Thorofon is a more familiar name and has already released an impressive discography.
Content: Thorofon has written a retro-EBM/Wave like track, which reminds me of Portion Control. The song by Eva|3 is an instrumental edit, which is mixing Ambient elements with Industrial sound treatments.
+ + + : I was impressed by the good-old Electro-Wave and EBM like “Devil’s Share” by Thorofon. It’s a well-crafted song with a great retro-like spirit and cool vocals on top. The vintage approach comes back on Eva|3 “Théorie: Redux”, which is mainly due to the magic of analogue gear.
– – – : Both songs are totally different from each other so it all depends of your personal taste, but I personally thing the Thorofon song is a few levels higher than the one by Eva|3.
Conclusion: A good-old split 7”, which might become a kind of collector’s item within a few years!
Best songs: Thorofon: “Devil’s Share”.
Rate: (6).
Artists: www.facebook.com/Thorofon-125914984206296 / www.eva3.co.uk / www.facebook.com/eva3official
Labels: www.ant-zen.com / www.facebook.com/antzen.official /
About Thorofon and Eva|3
Thorofon is a German post-industrial project with an extensive discography, while Eva|3 is a project from the UK. “La Théorie Du Diable” was released on 5 February 2021 through Ant-Zen (catalog act406), pairing Thorofon’s “Devil’s Share” with Eva|3’s “Théorie: Redux”. The single was pressed as a square 7″ lathe-cut clear vinyl limited to 50 copies, each with an individually printed acrylic-glass cover.
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