Adoration Destroyed Austin, Texas
With one eyeliner-stained eye looking back over a black-clad shoulder, harkening to the dark electronic music of the past,
yet seductively mixed with bleeding-edge production drawn from modern EDM, and other electronic genres.
This project is an outlet for the ravaged, the lost and fucked-up souls.
Raw, visceral chronicles encased in a slick dichotomy of infectious Bass Music and Dark....
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