Confines' new track "Concrete Club" is now streaming via Revolver Magazine.
Stream the track, here: https://www.revolvermag.com/music/hear-confines-new-song-concrete-club
"A seething industrial-techno bad trip driven by a propulsive beat and metal-inflected vocals," in the words of Revolver, "Concrete Club" appears on Confines' new EP, Work Up the Blood, out December 3rd release on the acclaimed Synthicide label.
Pre-order the EP, available in digital and cassette formats, here: https://synthicide.bandcamp.com/album/work-up-the-blood
Confines is the solo project of David Castillo, a pillar of NYC's music scene in 2021 — co-owner of Brooklyn’s Saint Vitus Bar, co-founder of Faktor Music, and vocalist of Primitive Weapons. The sound is a mix of banging rhythms and heavy ambience, referencing the likes of Nitzer Ebb, Depeche Mode, Vatican Shadow, and the Colombian cumbia music that played in Castillo's childhood home. Taking the music to an even higher and more universal level is Castillo’s impassioned vocal approach –– soulful screams and murmurous melodies reflecting his years in metal and hardcore.
"'Concrete Club' was written in isolation from the only home I ever knew in my adult life, New York City," Castillo states. "The fear-mongering around the uprisings, COVID, the supposed 'anarchy' state of the city, etc... The music is written to convey that ominous vibe while longing for NYC nights where I've often solace from the chaos of the world."
Confines is Castillo's most personal project to date and Work Up the Blood is its ultimate representation so far. In Confines, Castillo has created a space where he can exorcise his own demons while also selflessly providing a thumping, cathartic soundtrack by which for others to find their release.
More info: https://thechainworld.blogspot.com/2021/10/confines-work-up-blood.html
Photo by A.F. Cortes
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