Video Of The Day PROPTER HOC
Propter Hoc, the Cold Wave / New Wave artist from Glasgow, Scotland, returns to WL//WH with an Official Video for “Imagineers in the Exclusion Zone”, an electrifying dance-inducing track inspired by the Russian brothers Arkadij and Boris Strugackij‘s 1971 philosophical Sci-Fi novel “Roadside Picnic”, also the first single taken from an early 2025 album release, via Cold Transmission Music.
Soundwise, charged with Acid House thrills and shapeshifting retro rhythmic elements, uncanny synthetic fascinations drive sneaky percolating bass currents and relentless thumping drum patterns under smooth baritone vocal broods, while swaying intermissions of icy alarming synth strains, eerie frequencies and obsessive quick knocking percussions rouse paranoia and intrigue into a swirling and compulsive dancing hypnosis.
The Official Video showcases Propter Hoc, dressed to the nines in striking Gothic fashion, as he takes a walk through the warped headspace of the “Imagineers in the Exclusion Zone.” At first, the sun shines through the treetops of a mysterious forest. But the situation quickly turns dim, then dire, when neon geometric wormholes open into a future destroyed by nuclear bombs.
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