"New World" – the unapologetically electronic debut album from Malphorix – is a bold, genre-defying journey through 30 years of underground sound. Crafted by Matt D. Lewis, this album captures a lifetime of sonic evolution, from early experiments on the Amiga 500 with OctaMED, to modern atmospheric and industrial electronic production.

Fusing cyber rhythms, glitchy Amen breaks, and futuristic synth work, New World pulses with a raw energy that's both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Each track is layered with texture, emotion, and innovation—delivering a sound that’s unfiltered, cinematic, and fiercely original.

This is more than a collection of tracks—it's a statement. A return. A rebirth. Malphorix doesn’t follow trends—he builds worlds. And New World is the start of something massive.

🎧 Welcome to the future of sound. This is Malphorix. This is New World.

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Unapologetically Electronic | Futurist Sound Architect

Matt D. Lewis, known by his artist name Malphorix, is a UK-based electronic music producer with over 30 years of experience shaping sound in the underground scene. His journey began on the Amiga 500 using OctaMED, later evolving through classic tracker software like FastTracker II and Renoise—tools that helped define his experimental, beat-driven approach.

In the early 2000s, he gained traction as part of the industrial duo Mainstream Distortion, landing a record deal with the legendary Some Bizarre Records. After taking time out to focus on family and career, Malphorix returns with a bold new direction: "Unapologetically Electronic"—a personal manifesto as much as a style.

His debut solo album, "New World", is a sprawling 16-track odyssey that fuses decades of unreleased material into a futuristic, cinematic experience. Mixing cyber rhythms, amen breaks, atmospheric textures, and genre-bending synth work, Malphorix delivers a sound that's at once nostalgic and cutting-edge.

With a vision rooted in the past but reaching toward tomorrow, Malphorix is building worlds—not following trends.

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