Our cover of Willow's Song, from the 1973 film The Wicker Man.

Vocals: Zmora; musical arrangement and production: Matt Brock; song by Paul Giovanni ℗ 1973.

Willow's Song

Over two years in the making, End of Line is the third in a trilogy of studio albums from Dicepeople which have so far received great critical feedback: Time to Play was the explosive beginning of the journey; It Gets Darker carried us through themes relating to the dark side of humanity; and now End of Line explores endings and what lies beyond. 

Departing significantly from pure electronic music, End of Line has an organic, cinematic quality with euphoric sections, dramatic passages and disturbingly unhinged moments. This is an album which takes Dicepeople and its listeners in a strange, intense and ethereal direction unlike anything they've experienced before.

Singularity

Dissolution

Our gritty cover of Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love" with the B-side "Borderline (Wish)", a melodic reworking of "Borderline" from our first album "Time to Play".

Borderline (Wish)

Somebody To Love

It Gets Darker is the second album from London-based electronica artist Dicepeople. The album is so named because it explores themes relating to the dark side of humanity, and it's had great initial feedback: 

'Dicepeople keeps a defined rhythm from start to end; an interplay of past, current and future machinery working in harmony.' - Igloo Magazine 

'Born out of a marriage between Giorgio Moroder and Portion Control ... for those who like to pick up headphones and dream away, this is it!' - Peek-A-Boo Magazine 

'A sound of august darkness.' - Free Lab Radio on Resonance FM

Control

Dangerous Game

This four-track EP based around the dark synthpop single "Synthetic" expands our sound further, with a dynamic video to accompany the song, and remixes included by Ventenner and Little Death Machine.

Synthetic

Released 31st July, the Strangelove single features Dicepeople's cover of the Depeche Mode song, originally released in 1987. The "Stripped Mix" on the B-side is a more raw, stripped-down remix of the song. Also includes sci-fi themed promotional video for the song Strangelove.

Strangelove

Strangelove (Stripped Mix)

Photo by Mark Smith. Dicepeople's last album End Of Line hinted at a new direction for the band, moving on from their electronica roots and into more defined dark electro territory. This transition is fully realised with One From Many, featuring visceral vocals front and centre for the first time within a powerful soundscape of heavy beats, distorted synths, distressed guitars, broken music boxes and ethereal strings. One From Many opens the box to a provocative and otherworldly place, immersing you in your fears and dreams, and exposing you to the darkness and light within.

Duality

Dicepeople's last album End Of Line hinted at a new direction for the band, moving on from their electronica roots and into more defined dark electro territory. This transition is fully realised with One From Many, featuring visceral vocals front and centre for the first time within a powerful soundscape of heavy beats, distorted synths, distressed guitars, broken music boxes and ethereal strings. One From Many opens the box to a provocative and otherworldly place, immersing you in your fears and dreams, and exposing you to the darkness and light within.

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