Germany's Dos Asmund, an electro/synthwave project by Daniel Marius (They Have Our Name, Fort Nimmermehr,...), has just released a new album - Technokrat.
Technokrat is a fascinating journey through 25 years of music history, combining various genres like intelligent techno, drum 'n' bass, dark ambient, EBM, and industrial in an innovative way. The album is available exclusively on Bandcamp (from 28 February on all major streaming platforms), including a limited CD edition of 50 copies for the EU. Link
DOS ASMUND - Technokrat Out Now
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