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Code Elektro’s sequel to the critically acclaimed debut, Superstrings is available via Iceberg Records. The title of the new album is Wolf.
The music is characterized by the use of synthesizers and sound design. It sounds similar to the soundtracks of movies like Blade Runner and TRON: Legacy. However, it also takes a step forward to create something new. The previous record, Superstrings was well received by critics and audiences worldwide and was nominated for a GAFFA Award for Best Danish Electronic Album 2015.
