Deep Red releases all German single, ‘Atom Rot’, feat. Hoffa of the band Faustan – Out now
Deep Red releases all German single, 'Atom Rot', feat. Hoffa of the band Faustan
Deep Red releases a brand new single, “Atom Rot”. The track is the first song the band releases with lyrics in German. This track is their first all German track with guest vocals from Hoffa of the band Faustan. The single acts as a sneak peak of what’s to come when their new EP comes out. The new EP will be thematically centered around a world of double-crossing agents during the cold war.
The spy thriller-themed track draws inspiration from the film “Atomic Blonde”, whose plot centers around a sensual yet savage spy on the verge of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Faustan is a new electro pop act based out of Miami and formed by Harry V. previously of Universal Latino signed act Formula Redux and Hoffa from underground Berlin band Flying 55.
“Atom Rot” is available on Spotify and all major digital platforms including Bandcamp.
About Deep Red
Deep Red was formed in 1996 by Martha A. Hoffmann also of Distorted Reality and DC Astro of Element 104. Shortly after, their song “Holy You” would be included in Cleopatra Records’ “The Goth Box”. That paved the way to appearances in a slew of other compilations in the US and abroad and eventually, being signed to Project Pitchfork’s label Candyland and a European tour with them.
The band released three albums and now after a long hiatus they are back to reclaim their place in the Darkwave musical realm.
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