Austrian artist and composer Valerian Steel has released a new single “Kinetic Decay”, the latest under his record label Manufracture Music.
He describes the electronic music single as “a deep dive into the entropy of sound.”
While staying true to his analog hardware philosophy, the track focuses on driving EBM sequences and atmospheric industrial textures that explore the tension between motion and collapse.
“Kinetic Decay” by Valerian Steel is out now on all streaming platforms.
Austrian record label Manufracture Music music have released their latest electronic music single ‘Null Rite System”
Manufracture Music was founded by artist and producer Valerian Steel
“Null Rite System” by Manufracture Music feat. Enzo is out now on all streaming platforms.
Austrian music collective Manufacture Music have released their new single “End of Life”
The song dives deep into the colder edges of EBM, Coldwave, Gothic and Industrial — raw, mechanical, and emotionally charged.
Built on driving rhythms, dark synth textures and a sense of looming decay, it explores the moment where control slips and humanity feels worn out, yet defiant.
“End of Life” by Manufacture Music is out now on all streaming platforms.
Austrian band Drum Dad & Bass Boy have released their new single “BOMBOCLAT DUB”
The band is a father and son duo who have been making music together for over five years.
“BOMBOCLAT DUB” by Drum Dad & Bass Boy is out now on all streaming platforms.
“Tearfall”, the new single by Manufacture Music, is a slow descent into a world after collapse — a soundscape carved from cold steel, falling shadows, and the quiet weight of loss.
The song drifts through images of broken banners, silent drums, bent blades, and fading stars, painting a landscape where hope has thinned and time itself seems to mourn.
Lyrically, “Tearfall” reflects on the aftermath of conflict — not the battle, but what remains when the noise has faded. It speaks of exhaustion, of hearts bound by grief, of souls wandering through ruins both physical and internal. The refrain moves like a final march through ash and darkness, where identities dissolve and everything once held dear slowly falls away.
The accompanying video expands this atmosphere visually, translating the song’s bleak poetry into moving images of decay, silence, and quiet resignation.
Together, audio and visuals form a melancholic meditation on loss, impermanence, and the fragile remnants of hope.
With “Tearfall,” the Austrian music collective invites listeners to stand still in the ruins — to feel, to remember, and to fade for a moment into the black.
“Tearful” by Manufacture Music is out now on all platforms.