Premiere of "Things Aren't Always What They Seem" by § (section), taken from "The Last Wish" EP, forthcoming on Depth.Request

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Label: Depth.Request
Artist: § (section)
Title: The Last Wish EP
Track: Things Aren't Always What They Seem
Catalogue Number: DRD003
Format: Digital 
Release Date: September 3, 2025
Mastered by Alain Paul
Artwork by Geoffrey Cousin

§ (section) is a reflection — a flashback to the raw, underground energy of the post-Covid rave era, before the scene became saturated with mainstream trends and commercial aesthetics. It’s a call to remember what the dancefloor used to feel like: intimate, intense, and unfiltered.
The EP The Last Wish draws inspiration from the video game narrative in which, at the very end, a portal sends you back to the beginning. That cyclical motion mirrors the artist’s final wish: to return to the roots — to the sweat-drenched warehouses, to the uncompromising sound, to the underground. This is not nostalgia for the sake of it — it’s a sonic rebellion. A time loop. A ritual. A last wish to rewind the scene.
Accompanying the three original § (section) tracks are remixes from a trio of underground disruptors: Tunnel, Violent, and 2+2=5. Each brings their own strain of industrial techno chaos — from Tunnel’s mechanical pulse and cavernous atmospheres to Violent’s scorched-earth distortion and breakneck pressure, to 2+2=5’s bleak, experimental deconstructions. These aren’t just remixes — they’re mutations. Warped reflections of the original vision, dragged deeper into the warehouse void. Together, they push the § (section) mythology further into the shadows, amplifying the raw intensity of the contemporary circuit.  

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§ (section) - Things Aren't Always What They Seem [Premiere I DRD003]

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