
Red Code have released a music video for their brand new single "Toxic Karma," which is the latest taste of their forthcoming EP, "Traces of Unease and Discomfort, Pt. 1", that is set for release on September 25th.
Epictronic had these details: "Toxic Karma" explores the destructive cycles we create for ourselves and the difficult process of breaking free from them. The song looks inward, confronting fear, frustration, and the struggle to overcome our own limitations. Driven by raw emotion, crushing riffs, and an intense dynamic, it captures the sound of fighting your own shadows.
The video is one of three chapters in An Archive of Us, a sci-fi/thriller short film that uses a dystopian setting to examine the need for control. The other two chapters are built around the tracks "Quarantine" and "Toxic Karma." The project was produced by S@NGIORGIO 2020, with technical support from Infinity Digital.
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