WL//WH Premiere PANTERNOISE Glanz + Elend
One year ago, 61 artists came together for Berlin-based Glanz + Elend label‘s charity compilation “VA002”, breaking the silence to support the Palestine Children’s Relief.
Since then, the situation has not improved – it has worsened beyond comprehension. Gaza has been under siege for over 17 years. But in recent months, the brutality has intensified to an unprecedented scale. The only thing allowed to enter Gaza are bombs. No food. No medicine. No aid. Just destruction.
In response, we return with “Tearing of the Temple ╪ HYMNS REWORKS”, a special remix compilation featuring selected tracks from “VA002”. Each remix stands in solidarity with one family in Gaza – one track, one act of support, one voice against the injustice. In a world where every word carries weight and every silence has consequences, looking away is a privilege we cannot afford. When the cost of silence is complicity, we choose to speak through sound, through action, through art. As artists, we hold a responsibility that goes beyond creation. We are here to challenge the status quo, to confront injustice, to amplify truth, to raise awareness and to ignite empathy where numbness threatens to take root. This is not about politics – this is about humanity. This is a human crisis. The atrocities unfolding in Palestine demand more than hashtags and headlines. They demand courage. They demand compassion. They demand unwavering solidarity. Failing to speak out in the face of genocide is a failure of conscience. Silence is a privilege, and Silence is deadly! Through our music, we resist.
Our genres –Techno, Noise, EBM, Punk, Experimental– were born from resistance. From the fringes. From the refusal to conform. We return to that core now- This compilation is not just music. It is defiance. It is mourning. It is protest. These genres have always stood for freedom, for defiance, for the creation of alternate futures. In a time when culture is commodified and voices are censored, our sound is rebellion. Each beat is resistance. Each note is a cry for justice. Each track is a bridge to those whose voices are being drowned in war. This compilation is more than music. It is a sonic protest, a declaration of solidarity, and a testament to resilience. We are not just artists. We are storytellers for the silenced, architects of hope in a collapsing world. Let this remind us: True freedom cannot exist until all are free. One for all, and all for one. Free Palestine.
Panternoise photo by Cris Cerdeira
WL//WH is pleased to premiere the remix by Chicago-native, New York-based songwriter, composer, producer and head of Death Decay Magic Label, Jordan Lieb, a.k.a. Black Light Smoke, of the original track “Bound To Cast Pigs Dead” from Frankfurt am Main-born sonic cult alchemist Panternoise.
The now Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist, fashion designer, DJ, producer, singer and ballet dancer fuses 90s underground techno with contemporary hard industrial techno, to form the fractal universe of PANTERCORE—a hypnotic blend of industrial rhythms, punk-infused textures, and a unique blend of darkwave noise energy.
Jordan Lieb, a.k.a. Black Light Smoke
Less smooth, misty, and haunting than the original, Black Light Smoke rework erupts into a stone cold dense percussive roller bristling with a straightforward obsessive energy and industrial rattle, from the relentless tight pounding of booming kick drums, cutting crispy claps and churning low ends, layered with strafing and droning fxs, along with unnerving synth stabs, while dissociative vocal clips ephemerally release disjointed suggestions into an alienating mesmerizing dimension.
Panternoise‘s digital EP “Tearing of the Temple ╪ HYMNS REWORKS” is due out on July 07, 2025, via Glanz + Elend.
As we stated above, each remix stands in solidarity with one family in Gaza. In this case, you can follow this link for further help with Waala.
Keep up with the artists:
PANTERNOISE | Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Instagram |
BLACK LIGHT SMOKE | Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Instagram |
GLANZ + ELEND | Website | Instagram | Soundcloud | Bandcamp |
Panternoise photo by Cris Cerdeira
