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SKYNDicate continues to sow terror in the hearts of their listeners, but this time with gothic ballads aesthetics rather than a dancefloor feel from the likes of T. Hadley with it's hip-hop choruses. J. Jones is grandiose, yet psychologically creepy tale which telegraphs the cult propaganda in style of dark gospel with arena rock meets horror ambient type of sound. K.Knight also improves upon the latter placing you into the twisted headspace of the culprit.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Depth Denying (Underwater)”
They say that understanding what drives evil requires you to walk in it's shoes. While many artists in hellektro style have already portrayed thoughts of a serial killer/demonic entity, SKYND's vocals are not that harshly processed to make her voice too specific to enjoy. She also describes only the real case files in disturbingly authentic details, mixing it in a dark pop blender with witch house, trap & industrial, so it's all suitable for dances in blood even beyond hellektro afficionados.
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