NME | Nastyy & Marzanna Drowning

Nastyy b2b Marzanna Drowning deliver their sonic cut upon subcultural evolution. Sound is sacred as it renders comprehension of the divine abstract, without figurative blasphemy. NME invites the Web to share in the mystery of liturgical trap mixed with high & low club culture. The tendency of darkside electronic music is increasingly to sublimate into apocalyptic ambience. It was only natural for it, as the superstructure of a technocapitalist base, to shift its constitution from hard surface machinery to diaphanous informatic impulse at the exact same time that the economy had done the same. The term ‘post-industrial’ works for both music and societies as a whole. The historical process of technical sophistication is nothing but progressive revelation of that which religion had always already been about: that dynamic of spontaneous order, convergence or negative entropy which disintegrates from the future into the past.