Horizonte Lied is a band that embodies the true essence of alternative electro-music. Born in 1992, the band has come a long way to become one of the most prominent names in the underground electro-music scene. With influences from bands like Depeche Mode and Clan of Xymox, Horizonte Lied has developed its own unique sound that is a fusion of electronic and organic elements.
The band has been around for over two decades, but it wasn’t until 2002 that they finally released their first single “Destello Inmortal”, which received a good rotation on the internet and opened doors for the band to perform as the opening act for the renowned Gothic cult band Clan of Xymox.
Horizonte Lied’s latest single “Destello Inmortal [Remastered Edition]” is part of their ambitious project Final Remasters. This vibrant and stylized dark synth-pop song is an updated, remixed and remastered version of their original debut single. The maxi-single packs eight synth-pop tracks, including remixes and b-sides, pulsating with dark and thrilling modernised 80s energy.
“Destello Inmortal” is a reflection of the powerful emotions that love can bring into our lives. The song captures the feeling of how love can catch us off guard in the most unexpected moments, leaving behind a state of confusion mixed with a strange excitement. Horizonte Lied has expertly managed to capture this feeling in their music, which makes the song both thought-provoking and danceable.
The band is signed to independent label SynthpopYourWorld Records, and they continue to push the boundaries with each new release. Horizonte Lied is an outfit that truly deserves more recognition, and “Destello Inmortal [Remastered Edition]” is just another example of the band’s exceptional talent.
With their latest single, they have once again proven why they are a force to be reckoned with in the alternative electro-music scene. If you’re a fan of dark and eclectic music, then Horizonte Lied is a band that you don’t want to miss.
Listen to Destello Inmortal [Remastered Edition] below
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