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PhaseFatale

Phase Fatale is an industrial techno producer from Berlin, known for his captivating EPs and albums that explore electro and techno sounds.

Type
Solo artist
Origin
Berlin
Country
Allemagne
Active since
2014
Tracks
12

On KracRadio

Tracks in our library

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2018 - Reverse Fall

2020 - Scanning Backwards

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Biography

Story

Phase Fatale is an electronic music producer based in Berlin, active in the genres of electro, techno, and industrial techno. His discography includes several EPs and albums, such as "Redeemer" (2017), "Scanning Backwards" (2020), and "Burning the Rural District" (2022). In 2024, he released multiple EPs, including "Love Is Destructive" and "Climbing Silver EP", as well as a collaborative album titled "Artist Series 16: Phase Fatale & Pablo Bozzi & OTHR".

His music has been featured on KracRadio, where he has been showcased in tracks like "Incision", "Empty Whip", and "Reverse Fall" from the EP "Reverse Fall" (2018), along with several tracks from the album "Scanning Backwards" (2020). Phase Fatale continues to be an influential figure in the contemporary techno scene.

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    Phase Fatale est originaire de Berlin, Allemagne.

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    Il a sorti l'EP "Reverse Fall" en 2018.

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    Son album "Burning the Rural District" est sorti en 2022.

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    Il a collaboré avec Pablo Bozzi et OTHR pour l'album "Artist Series 16" en 2024.

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    Sa musique est diffusée sur KracRadio avec 12 titres au total.

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Selection

Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01What is Phase Fatale's musical style?+

Phase Fatale operates in the genres of electro, techno, and industrial techno.

Q02Where can I listen to Phase Fatale's music?+

You can listen to his music on his KracRadio profile.

Q03What are some albums by Phase Fatale?+

Some of his albums include "Redeemer" (2017), "Scanning Backwards" (2020), and "Burning the Rural District" (2022).