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“There’s literally not a single band or artist out there right now that makes music that sounds quite like EU1OGY. The Baltimore artist synthesizes a variety of styles and genres into his impossible to pigeonhole sound, which is a guttural blend of driving hip-hop, vicious hardcore, and a smattering of trap-inspired electronic elements, all of which serve to elevate his intensely authentic and piercing vocal delivery. Sonically, his sound is devastatingly heavy and channels the emotionally charged nature of his lyrics, which reflect his challenging and unique life experiences.  It’s music that’s unquestionably authentic, raw, and highly energetic, acting as an emotional outlet for EU1OGY’s complex makeup and a melting pot of his diverse musical palette. His debut album, DAGGERS, takes listeners on a roller coaster ride with energy levels that peak and then settle into several eerily atmospheric interstitials that break up the record into four distinct parts. It’s the kind of record that’s much more than a record. It’s an experience that leaves an indelible mark on anyone who listens to it”

System Failure is a monthly radio show, currently airing on Kiosk Radio, focusing on decolonizing music histories through exploring local scenes, histories of places and communities along the lines of gender, race, class, citizenship status etc  mostly  outside the Anglo-American west (but including marginalized, indigenous and diasporic communities and artists). System Failure is seeking different trajectories in the use of music technologies, histories of scenes and places as well as community and belonging away from the common tropes, stereotypes and assumptions of Euro- and Anglo-American- centric gazes. The show ranges in format, from sets, to interviews/discussions and sound documentaries, to story telling  along with music, field recordings and archival material. We aim to showcase music from a variety of genres (with attention to electronic and experimental music) that is made primarily by individuals who identify as women, queer folks but also marginalized communities along with histories of their local scenes and influences/roots, surrounding and interrelated works of sound art, film, writing, spoken word including, interviews with artists, DJs, producers, collectors, labels, cultural critics, artists collectives etc. We aim to emphasize scenes and genres where the above artists’ contribution remains obscured, exploring local scenes that don’t get exposure to mainstream or even alternative media, as well as the work of labels, DJs and collectors that discover, preserve and give access to those works.

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