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Written about two years ago, Mistress came from a very clear idea: mixing a dark, underground mood with Post-Punk, 80s and EBM influences, and pushing things further with provocative spoken parts, screams and moans of pleasure.

What came out is something deliberately uncomfortable and hard to place — a sound D # # simply calls P***O DISCO.

The bass plays a central role in the track, performed by Alessandro Tammaro, and it really carries the whole piece. A technical issue with the electric guitar ended up shaping the production in an unexpected way: instead of replacing it, the guitar parts were emulated using the same bass. The result was raw, obsessive and slightly wrong — in the best possible way — and it felt right to keep it exactly like that.

Mistress is about tension, physicality, the night, and provocation.

It doesn’t try to fit into a genre — it just follows an instinct and turns it into sound.

D###V - Mistress [Analog Disorder] D # # , a Roman numeral preceded by the letter D, stands for “35th Damned.” The project, founded by Fabio de Martino, was born in London, in the vibrant streets of Old Street. Rooted in dark, melodic