Wave Machines - Keep The Lights On (Artwork Remix)

Dusken Harmony is a musical project by the multi-instrumentalist Anton Yeroma. This project blends post-punk, darkwave, new wave, and gothic elements to evoke a mood of dark romance and emotional depth.

Member of Trevosa collective

Emerging and quickly returning to the dark techno whole from where I came

Thomas is an Austin-born composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with a deep foundation in music theory and composition. A nationally recognized trumpet performer, his early success shaped his unique approach to sound. Blending classical training with modern production techniques, Thomas creates complex, evolving soundscapes that leverage repetition for phrasing and cognition, allowing listeners to discover new dimensions with every pass.

His work spans multiple disciplines, from music and film scoring to interactive sound installations. Known for intricate melodies, evolving textures, and technical precision, Thomas focuses on combining acoustic and electronic elements to craft immersive sonic experiences that blur the lines between live performance and studio production.

Whether composing for film, designing interactive sound systems, or pushing the boundaries of traditional instrumentation, Thomas’s work remains rooted in discovery, precision, and emotional depth—always challenging what’s possible in sound.

Body music, all gas, no brakes. 

Booking/Remix/Promo: austincrumpley@gmail.com

"Artwork were formed in 2007 from the ashes of bands you've never heard of, playing the genres you never heard. The duo have since decided to put the nonsense of real instruments behind them and embrace the computers and synthesizers that had soundtracked their early teens and forays into club life.

Initially meeting at university and bonding over Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side Of The Moon' and Jon Michel Jarre, they seemed a good fit; one was a classically trained musician, the other a tinkerer of technology. Dropping out of Uni and armed with a copy of Cool Edit, they inducted themselves into the bedroom studio revolution via Soundblaster Live, furthering their theory that wine equals productivity when making blippy, repetitive Rebirth loops way into the early hours. From there, their sound began to take shape around chiming melodies, massive PWM pads, old drum machines and a firm belief that Detroit Techno is dead good...

Early experiments were inspired by the the first wave of French House, Tears For Fears back catalogue on repeat and late 90's Trance. Experiments which would later to be described by Rob Da Bank as a mixture of Twin Peaks and Pet Shop Boys. The odd small release gained humble note and having pressed on, Artwork were given a more recent break when Late Of The Pier kindly released their remix of Bathroom Gurgle. Now they are taking saw and square waves more seriously, they are remixing anyone big and small"