Hii. 
White Cough here. 
Human hybrid: Born in 🇫🇷 , lost in 🇷🇴. I have some 🇭🇺 + 🇧🇾 blood stains that boil inside my veins.

Multi-skilled neurodivergent artist. Dancer, juggler, dj,  producer.
Thunderdome ink member. 

White Cough doesn’t play music. White Cough spits sound from living flesh.
Every beat is a heartbeat in fibrillation, every drop is a cough with a taste of blood.
There’s no filter, no compromise. Just pulse, dust, and chaos... transposed into the melodic neverending ocean of melancholy.
From filthy basements to stages that shake, White Cough doesn’t come to entertain.
He comes to tear something out of you, to wake up your true self.

Hey. my mom likes my music, so... there's that.

Under no illusion that I'm any good at music, just trying to get the noise out of my head in the same way that code arcs from my fingertips if I don't write any for a while :D

I've no real intention to make nice or 'radio-friendly' music. Most tracks sound like a caffeine induced migraine after spending 20 hrs coding for a very simple reason, because that is how I live. My inner monologue is code, binary, distorted bass tones and beats that makes old modems sweet harmonies in comparison. Music by a de-facto cyborg primarily for web crawlers, spam bots and maybe one day AGIs.

Everything is prototype, experimental- often identified by the machines as such whilst at other times microhouse / Yorkshire Bleeps & Bass / Ghettotech. I love Techno, Trance, DNB but would rarely actually fit a particular genre. I make what I make, you probably won't like it, and it almost certainly will result in hearing damage.

Skullstep is a genre that emerged from techstep. While originally it was a derisive moniker for techstep itself (much like clownstep), it is currently used to designate a certain style within the genre: Skullstep follows the instrumentation of techstep, it is characterized by a much more repetitive, aggressive song structure with similarities to Breakcore - the original Skullstep drumloop, pioneered by Limewax, got looped at a dotted quarter beat length. This allows the drumloop to remain syncopated, but achieve a repetitive sound resemblant to hardcore techno. Artists prominent in this genre include Current Value, Donny, Dylan, Limewax, Gein, SNM, The Panacea, Axis & Trank.

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