Voyna returns with new single and video ‘Wrong Face’ – New album ‘Monsters’ due November 28, 2025
Voyna
Voyna, the Berlin post-punk/darkwave project of Golden Apes frontman Peer Lebrecht, has released a single and video “Wrong Face” via Aenaos Records. The full length album “Monsters” is set for a November 28, 2025 release.
“Wrong Face” arrives as a digital single. The line-up for the recording sessions consisted of Peer Lebrecht (music, words, vocals, synths, programming), Maximilian Hennig (guitars), and Christian Lebrecht (bass). Thommy Hein mixed and mastered the track at Thommy Hein Studios, Berlin.
About Voyna
This is the solo project of Peer Lebrecht (Berlin, Germany), launched in 2020 as a separate outlet from Golden Apes. The debut album “The Cinvat Bridge” was released on March 15, 2021 on Icy Cold Records on CD and in digital formats. In 2023, Lebrecht returned with the EP “…and the Heresies” on Icy Cold Records (CD/digital).
In 2025, the band moves to Aenaos Records for the second album “Monsters” (announced for November 28, 2025). Collaborators on “Wrong Face” include guitarist Maximilian Hennig and bassist Christian Lebrecht; mixing and mastering were handled by Thommy Hein.
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