Почему  это дерьмо не доступно для прослушивания в России ? Я не могу найти это все на Apple Music. Зачем делать корреляцию с русскими артистами и не выкладывать это для прослушивания в России ? В чем прикол ? Это типо ваша борьба ?)

New track from TRIPDOORS - Skvoz Not Dead, listen on all platforms.

All platforms : https://band.link/oxUbk
Bandcamp : https://discotequa.bandcamp.com/track/skvoz-not-dead

Artist Links:
TRIPDOORS
https://soundcloud.com/tripdoors-tripdoors
https://www.instagram.com/tripdoors.wav?igsh=a3ZydzJkbXo2YzN3

Label Links:
ДИСКО ТЕКА
@disco-tequa
discotequa.bandcamp.com/
www.instagram.com/discotequa.project/

Artwork Links:
Reon
https://www.instagram.com/tvoimatras?igsh=MXd2OWUzMTF4YWFwNw==

TRIPDOORS - Skvoz Not Dead

KLAWD - Akwa Rajol fel 3alem

KLAWD draws inspiration from the vibrant textures of Tunisian hood culture, merging them seamlessly with the raw energy of electropunk. Growing up in the hood and deeply rooted in graffiti culture, KLAWD’s no-fucks-given attitude has shaped his fearless approach to music. This 5-track EP delivers a gritty fusion of distorted 808s, punchy drums, dark acid basslines, and vocal samples pulled from Tunisian rap and underground community memes. Featuring sampled voices from Melek Ajej, Zinga, Flow tha Key, and Cheb Terro, the EP captures the rebellious essence of Tunisia’s streets with a cutting-edge twist.

KLAWD’s journey into electropunk was ignited at the iconic Rabota 3 event, where EXØDSTARZ's electrifying set introduced him to the genre’s heavyweights like Locked Club, Any Act, Redrum, and Skrpump. Inspired by the high-octane energy of electropunk and his raw street identity, KLAWD set out to craft music that fuses the rebellious edge of the genre with the authentic pulse of Tunisian hood culture.

This EP is a bold exploration of cultural identity, weaving global electropunk influences with the underground spirit of Tunisia’s streets. Feel free to download the EP for free directly via SoundCloud.

EXØDSTARZ Never Left

PREMIERE: KLAWD - EXØDSTARZ Never Left [Self Release] (FREE DL)

KLAWD draws inspiration from the vibrant textures of Tunisian hood culture, merging them seamlessly with the raw energy of electropunk. Growing up in the hood and deeply rooted in graffiti culture, KLAWD’s no-fucks-given attitude has shaped his fearless approach to music. This 5-track EP delivers a gritty fusion of distorted 808s, punchy drums, dark acid basslines, and vocal samples pulled from Tunisian rap and underground community memes. Featuring sampled voices from Melek Ajej, Zinga, Flow tha Key, and Cheb Terro, the EP captures the rebellious essence of Tunisia’s streets with a cutting-edge twist.

KLAWD’s journey into electropunk was ignited at the iconic Rabota 3 event, where EXØDSTARZ's electrifying set introduced him to the genre’s heavyweights like Locked Club, Any Act, Re:drum, and Skrpump. Inspired by the high-octane energy of electropunk and his raw street identity, KLAWD set out to craft music that fuses the rebellious edge of the genre with the authentic pulse of Tunisian hood culture.

This EP is a bold exploration of cultural identity, weaving global electropunk influences with the underground spirit of Tunisia’s streets.

PREMIERE : KLAWD - Melted Distortion (FREE DL)

Created by KLAWD and TRIPDOORS, two residents of Tunisia’s Rabota and Anarchytect collectives, PunkStrike 1.6 is a groundbreaking moment for African electronic music. As the first electropunk/technopunk collaborative EP from the continent, it stands as a testament to rebellion, raw energy, and a rejection of conformity.

Both KLAWD and TRIPDOORS hail from the hoods of Grand Tunis, bringing their unique street culture into this project. KLAWD, a graffiti writer rooted in subway graffiti culture from Hammam-Lif, grew up as a hip-hop head and visual storyteller. TRIPDOORS, who grew up in Sidi Hsin Sijoumi and is now based in Hammamet, started his journey as a trap and boom-bap producer in the Tunisian rap scene. Together, they break stereotypes about Tunisian electronic music, rejecting the notion that it’s just an enhancement to "drug experiences." Instead, they make music for the streets to rebel against the system, stand up for rights, unity, and create a movement grounded in values and authenticity.

Every track in PunkStrike 1.6 is an assault a declaration of self-identity. With distorted basslines, punchy drums, and Tunisian vocal samples, it paints a picture of resistance and rebellion. The EP reflects the mindset of: "This is who we are, and you have no choice but to accept us. We’re different, we have our own style, and we’ll inspire you to be more like yourself." In a community where people are constantly trying to change themselves to fit in, KLAWD and TRIPDOORS stand for self-pride and real self-acceptance. "Be yourself, be proud of who you are, as we are. Many don’t accept the fact that we’re 'hood,' raw, and direct. We are who we are, and we’re proud of it."

de_dust2 – The explosive intro and lead track. Inspired by the Counter-Strike 1.6 culture of their youth, it captures the thrill and chaos of gaming in Tunisian "publinets." With punchy breakbeats, acidic bass, and iconic Counter-Strike vocals, the track mirrors the rebellious spirit of teenagers betting on "terrorists" vs. "cops" in a dictatorship environment.

Blacklisted – An electropunk reimagination of Mick Gordon’s "The Only Thing They Fear Is You" from DOOM Eternal. It’s the official theme song of the Anarchytect collective, sampling a vocal from a Tunisian YouTube series: "What do you think about the gang I have? The police are constantly checking my house." The track represents the collective’s reputation as a "gang" or "3isaba" using art to resist systemic oppression.

Sijoumi Killa (Sijoumi Punk Boiz) – This track evolved from an EBM/TBM bassline style into a technopunk anthem of resistance. Named after the Tunisian neighborhood of Sijoumi, it highlights systemic injustice, featuring a news reporter audio clip speaking about a man waiting 22 years for government housing. The distorted basslines and relentless energy reflect the rage and resilience of the underprivileged.

Jme3et LeLecTroOo – A chaotic, playful finale. With vocals mocking themselves as "jme3et lelectro" (the electro boys), the track switches between happy, cartoonish melodies and distorted, aggressive basslines (inspired by the Powerpuff Girls theme). Its unpredictable structure reflects the EP’s anarchic and experimental spirit.

Debuted live at the last Anarchytect edition, PunkStrike 1.6 sent the crowd into a frenzy. It draws inspiration from metal bands, electropunk pioneers, EBM, video games, comics, memes, and Tunisian street culture. This distorted, bass-heavy banger challenges the system and amplifies the voices of the underground a call to rebellion, unity, and self-expression.


KLAWD X TRIPDOORS - Jme3et leLeCtrOo

Created by KLAWD and TRIPDOORS, two residents of Tunisia’s Rabota and Anarchytect collectives, PunkStrike 1.6 is a groundbreaking moment for African electronic music. As the first electropunk/technopunk collaborative EP from the continent, it stands as a testament to rebellion, raw energy, and a rejection of conformity.

Both KLAWD and TRIPDOORS hail from the hoods of Grand Tunis, bringing their unique street culture into this project. KLAWD, a graffiti writer rooted in subway graffiti culture from Hammam-Lif, grew up as a hip-hop head and visual storyteller. TRIPDOORS, who grew up in Sidi Hsin Sijoumi and is now based in Hammamet, started his journey as a trap and boom-bap producer in the Tunisian rap scene. Together, they break stereotypes about Tunisian electronic music, rejecting the notion that it’s just an enhancement to "drug experiences." Instead, they make music for the streets to rebel against the system, stand up for rights, unity, and create a movement grounded in values and authenticity.

Every track in PunkStrike 1.6 is an assault a declaration of self-identity. With distorted basslines, punchy drums, and Tunisian vocal samples, it paints a picture of resistance and rebellion. The EP reflects the mindset of: "This is who we are, and you have no choice but to accept us. We’re different, we have our own style, and we’ll inspire you to be more like yourself." In a community where people are constantly trying to change themselves to fit in, KLAWD and TRIPDOORS stand for self-pride and real self-acceptance. "Be yourself, be proud of who you are, as we are. Many don’t accept the fact that we’re 'hood,' raw, and direct. We are who we are, and we’re proud of it."

de_dust2 – The explosive intro and lead track. Inspired by the Counter-Strike 1.6 culture of their youth, it captures the thrill and chaos of gaming in Tunisian "publinets." With punchy breakbeats, acidic bass, and iconic Counter-Strike vocals, the track mirrors the rebellious spirit of teenagers betting on "terrorists" vs. "cops" in a dictatorship environment.

Blacklisted – An electropunk reimagination of Mick Gordon’s "The Only Thing They Fear Is You" from DOOM Eternal. It’s the official theme song of the Anarchytect collective, sampling a vocal from a Tunisian YouTube series: "What do you think about the gang I have? The police are constantly checking my house." The track represents the collective’s reputation as a "gang" or "3isaba" using art to resist systemic oppression.

Sijoumi Killa (Sijoumi Punk Boiz) – This track evolved from an EBM/TBM bassline style into a technopunk anthem of resistance. Named after the Tunisian neighborhood of Sijoumi, it highlights systemic injustice, featuring a news reporter audio clip speaking about a man waiting 22 years for government housing. The distorted basslines and relentless energy reflect the rage and resilience of the underprivileged.

Jme3et LeLecTroOo – A chaotic, playful finale. With vocals mocking themselves as "jme3et lelectro" (the electro boys), the track switches between happy, cartoonish melodies and distorted, aggressive basslines (inspired by the Powerpuff Girls theme). Its unpredictable structure reflects the EP’s anarchic and experimental spirit.

Debuted live at the last Anarchytect edition, PunkStrike 1.6 sent the crowd into a frenzy. It draws inspiration from metal bands, electropunk pioneers, EBM, video games, comics, memes, and Tunisian street culture. This distorted, bass-heavy banger challenges the system and amplifies the voices of the underground a call to rebellion, unity, and self-expression.

Label :  @anarchytect-40226701
Instagram :  https://www.instagram.com/a.n.t.c.tn?igsh=bm1vMXN0dXFmMmxq
TRIPDOORS INSTAGRAM : 
https://www.instagram.com/tripdoors.wav?igsh=MWh0bWVpZjYzbjduMg==
SOUNDCLOUD : 
https://on.soundcloud.com/dTwuFR6xWoXAVEWV9
KLAWD INSTAGRAM : 
https://www.instagram.com/wadii_klaii?igsh=MWxtNWg4YW4ycjRuMw==
Soundcloud :
https://on.soundcloud.com/Rx6ZvqaZdhFa5md18

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PREMIERE: KLAWD X TRIPDOORS - Blacklisted (lflous) [ANARCHYTECT]

TRIPDOORS, as the African electropunk leader, and Flow Tha Key, the daring voice of Toxic Club, have created a sonic revolution. By merging multiple genres, this collaboration transcends boundaries and connects the raw energies of three powerful collectives: Toxic Club, ANARCHYTECT, and The Underfighters.

Their message is clear and defiant they are here to dismantle the exploitative structures of labels that only see art as a profit machine, disregarding the soul of the underground. The track honors Cheb Terro, a symbol of the underground’s resilience, keeping his legacy alive as a guardian of true culture.

With gritty production, bold vocals, and a mission to unite communities, this project is more than music it’s a declaration of war against cultural appropriation and a pledge to keep the underground uncorrupted, loud, and untamed.



TRIPDOORS X The Underfighters - Ak47 (TXC GNG)

TRIPDOORS - Sad Swag Boy

ANARCHYTECT presents ,
A brutal new project ,
This is a collision of rave culture and the hip hop street movement , where the moshpit meets the codes and messages of the hood gang .
Fueled by TRIPDOORS         production ,distorted bass, punchy kicks, heavy snares, and powered by murdering Tunisian vocals from TRPMACHINE.

TRPMACHINE x TRIPDOORS - Lyrica 300

Our remix of play hard is out now !!🔨🎧




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All credits to the original owners of the tracks:
David Guetta Ne-Yo, Akon

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TRIPDOORS - Sad Swag Boy

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