Blutengel and Solar Fake release joint single ‘Nothing Left’ – Out now
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Blutengel and Solar Fake
Out now is a joint single from Blutengel and Solar Fake: “Nothing Left”, see the video below. Released through Out of Line Music the collaboration features Chris Pohl of Blutengel and Sven Friedrich of Solar Fake. Chris composed the music, while Sven penned the lyrics.
The EP includes five additional remixes by JanRevolution, Pseudokrupp Project, Scheuber, Wisborg, and Neuroticfish. This release is available in both physical CD format and a limited edition golden vinyl.
On July 20, Blutengel and Solar Fake will perform live at the Dark Summer Open Air at Wasserschloss Klaffenbach in Chemnitz, offering fans a chance to experience their new collaboration live.
About Blutengel and Solar Fake
Blutengel, formed in 1998 by Chris Pohl in Berlin, Germany, is known for its dark pop sound that combines electronic beats, gothic rock, and dark lyrics. The band’s themes often explore love, betrayal, heartbreak, vampirism, and immortality. Over the years, Blutengel has seen several lineup changes but remains led by Chris Pohl and current member Ulrike Goldmann.
Solar Fake, founded by Sven Friedrich in 2007, is a German electronic music project. The band quickly gained popularity with its debut album “Broken Grid” and is known for its energetic synthpop and electro-industrial sound. Sven Friedrich is also known for his work with bands Zeraphine and Dreadful Shadows.
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