The 5th episode of our podcast episode is out now!
We couldnt be happier to present you the necromancer himself @Vendexofficial from spain.

Vendex has found his way, the path of Techno, with a philosophy that envelops him in a cloak of darkness.
Influenced by the literature of Dante Alighieri in his work the Divine Comedy, as well as everything related to history, Vendex comes with the intention of creating a path to an inner journey wrapped in dark melodies, blunt and sharp bass that defy the natural , reaching supernatural sounds that touch or even reach what would be the sound of the underworld. Generating sounds that guide the Dantesque idea of ​​a trip in the underworld with the aim of reaching paradise. All this through a forceful and enveloping sound, this creating a path to the nine levels of hell, purgatory and finally reaching paradise.

Vendex is a creative producing dark magician! He already released several tracks on @ObscuurRecords, @Normative, @FalsiveRecorrds and @Novafuture just to name a few! He released on @industrialViolence aswell where @6ejou who is making his berlin debut for SoundofHell on the 29th of october is the label head.

Influenced today in his sessions by artists such as Dax J, Parallx, I Hate Models, Scalameriya, Ancient Methods, Tommy Four Seven or Setaoc Mass and many more.

More info:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vendexofficial/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vendexofficial
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vendexofficial
Bandcamp: https://bandcamp.com/vendex
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2kqP3BXfLgo74OpfoC9cf7?si=hhsgTIhfS5-5ksbZiwNaSA&dl_branch=1

Sound of Hell podcast005 Vendex

Sound of Hell is a Berlin-based brand that serves as a label, artist agency and event series. It is passionately dedicated to promoting Industrial Hardtechno, Bochka and Industrial Hardcore.

"Generally my music is concerned with how someone’s perception of stimuli is changed over time even without actually changing the stimuli."

My journey started with "Aphex Twin – Vordhosbn" ... what about yours?