An industrial trap glitch: poisoned paradise, chants echo with cries, flowers of sound blooming in corrupted soil.

Three Bullet Theory

Malware in the Garden (interlude)

Restless, rebellious, and fiercely independent, aZzma Beh is not just a musician she’s a force of nature. Born in Turkey but raised in California, she has spent over three decades carving her own path in the music industry, refusing to conform to mainstream expectations. Raised by a mother who was both an artist and an activist, aZzma grew up surrounded by raw creativity and a deep sense of defiance against injustice.
She never knew her father, only carrying his name like a ghost of an untold story. But rather than seeking answers in the past, she poured everything into music writing, composing, and producing her own songs. Her journey has been one of relentless independence, navigating the underground and alternative music scenes while collaborating with artists across the U.S., Europe, and Africa.
Her music is a collision of pop, rock, indie, and alternative energy, often infused with electronic elements when working with DJs who seek a voice as haunting as it is powerful. Unlike industry-made artists, aZzma chooses her collaborations carefully, preferring projects that carry meaning, rebellion, and raw emotion.

Dark Earl a shadows and light sorceror who roams through transmutating from mystery into sublime, immersive worlds that are singular and mesmerising.
Influenced by dark trip-hop and beat oriented electronic textures with innervining rhythms, he fuses some depth into the darkness of despair background with notes of redemption and escape.
Dark Earl, hailing from a polyglot melting pot, interprets the borders of his multi-ethnic sounds. By his tracks it as if stories – usually contemplating where every note holds feeling and each pause perpetuates reflection.
Amateur music productionist from the beginning back in 2003, Dark Earl evolved his sound and gone into the realms of experimental weirdness and outlandishness.
He refuses to limit himself to a 1-genre domination and finds outlet where music is more than just a quest for empire, but freedom and authenticity.
He is one of the most important figures today in a group of young artists supporting hands-on, and collaborating with DJs, sound engineers as well as singers from all over.
Dark Earl is not a producer, he makes experiences.

Earth-616 is a New York-based collective of three: DJs Peter Stark and D. Princess, and vocalist Nana Wayne, whose stage presence fuses club energy with performance art. Lifelong fans of the Marvel universe, they weave its mythology into their music and visuals and proudly stand by the belief that Marvel beats DC. Their dark underground techno blends minimal grooves, metallic percussion, and deep warehouse reverbs, building sonic worlds as intense as any superhero showdown.

Album release date:
9 August 2025

Gn On Fyah is a Moroccan–Russian–Singaporean DJ trio born in Marrakech and raised on chaos. The lineup is Farid (Morocco), Vogne (Russia), and Bbang (Singapore) three minds from three worlds, colliding in one sound.

Their philosophy is simple: beats are bullets, folklore is fire, words are weapons. They do not aim to please; they aim to disrupt. Every set is a battlefield where North African trance, Russian steel, and Asian cadence clash and fuse.

On stage, they are reckless yet precise, fearless yet calculated. Their sound moves between industrial trap, cyberpunk grit, glitch-heavy textures, and dark minimal techno, but always anchored in ritual and trance. For Gn On Fyah, music isn’t entertainment it’s confrontation, initiation, and survival.

This is not a project. It’s a pact. Gn On Fyah stand for turning culture into fire and fire into rhythm.

A Man On Acid is a Finnish DJ and producer shaped by the underground rave culture of the 90s. Known for his hypnotic 140 BPM acid techno, he blends rolling basslines, piercing rave sirens, and industrial percussion into a raw and addictive sound. His sets and productions capture the atmosphere of abandoned warehouses, neon-green lasers, and the iconic acid smiley sprayed on cracked concrete walls.
While rooted in acid techno, his music reaches further: certain tracks carry the melodic touch of Russian influences, others echo the cold mysticism of Finnish folklore, or the restless energy of industrial warzones. Still, the heart of his sound is uncompromising acid, fast, heavy, and meant for sweat-drenched nights where the crowd loses itself in repetition.