Track Of The Day DVPLVX
“Intense, dramatic, claustrophobic Hi-NRG” is how the Canadian-born, Belgium-based artist Tristan Finck, under his latest moniker DVPLVX, describes the new single, “Věza ’87”.
A vibrant, untamed jolt of dance floor energy that has never been lacking, combined with an infectious and elegant 80s melodic flair, in the industrial-charged opulent synth-pop music by the Antwerp denizen since his early inception as Arsenic Of Jabir some fifteen years ago.
photo by @vondelbunker
Describing with uncanny, imaginative details, the subliminal space inside the mind that catalogues pain and desire, “Věza ’87” cavorts with smoldering intensity through the frenzied, propulsive groove of a gritty throbbing bass line, punctuated by a pumping four on the floor snare, with blazing retro disco synth hooks and spangly loops, to build a busy neon surreal realm where there is no feeling or fear, surrounding passionate, at times quivering, male vocals with sensations of excitement and mystery.
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