Chris Pohl (Blutengel) has fully reawakened his long‑dormant EBM/industrial‑electro beast Miss Construction, and the project’s latest strike, “Hate”, is now out via Out Of Line Music. After resurfacing with the provocative comeback track “Spiel mit mir” and the follow‑up “Back Again”, Miss Construction have already reignited interest across the dark electro and industrial club circuit.
“Hate” hits with exactly the kind of feral energy fans hoped for: hammering beats, razor‑edged hooks, and that unmistakable blend of mischief and menace that defined the project from the start. The single fuses old‑school EBM grit with a contemporary, high‑impact production punch, making it a natural fit for club floors, DJ rotations, and anyone craving infectious industrial adrenaline.
With more material slated for 2026, Miss Construction’s resurrection is clearly not a one‑off spark but the beginning of a full‑scale return—louder, sharper, and more addictive than ever.
The lyric video for “Hate” is available now, and those who missed the initial comeback can revisit “Spiel mit mir” as well over HERE. Link
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