NecroEvolution

Born from a fascination with the "Atomic Age" sci-fi of Stanisław Lem’s The Invincible and its retrofuturist aesthetic, NecroEvolution is a deliberate collision of worlds: the crushing, melodic weight of Gothenburg-style Death Metal meets the neon, analog warmth of Synthwave. It is a cinematic landscape where distorted riffs and guttural vocals narrate the plight of the "Deathwave"—working-class augmented humans betrayed by the elite, reborn as posthuman cyborg-zombies on a quest for cosmic revenge.

The project is a love letter to 80s cult classics like Alien and Jurassic Park as well as to modern day 80s-inspired franchises such as Stranger Things. The production blends nostalgic synth sounds with heavy distortion guitars heard on early 2000s Death Metal, with inspiration drawn in particular from  Bloodbath's Resurrection Through Carnage album.