Formed in the closet of an apartment in New York City, Energy Whores is an outfit featuring singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Carrie Schoenfeld and guitarist Attilio Valenti. What began as an unconventional musical experiment has since flourished into an exciting platform for blending progressive electronic sounds with astute social commentary.
Their name, taken from a song Carrie wrote in back 2019 addressing climate change, reflects the duo’s mission for tackling important issues through their art. Carrie’s talents also extend beyond music as a seasoned filmmaker, screenwriter and fine artist, her 2016 sci-fi comedy Asockalypse showcased her penchant for creativity, while her visual art has been featured in exhibitions around the world. Partnering with Attilio, whose guitar work adds cinematic quality to their sound, the duo has created a project that offers a musical experience unlike any other.
Since their debut single “No Angel” in 2021, Energy Whores have earned a global a following, clocking tens of thousands of streams and receiving acclaim for their inventive sonic output. Now, after Carrie took the project forward as a solo act and following last year’s singles “Mach9ne” and “BANG di BANG,” Energy Whores enter 2025 with the brand new release titled “Bunker Man.”
An engrossing flurry of progressive electronic sounds and poetic lyricism, “Bunker Man” distils Energy Whores’ ability to pair music with the mood of Carrie’s storytelling ethos. Dissecting the rise of narcissistic power structures, where individuals driven by greed and control wield unchecked influence over the world, Carrie delivers a poignant message, urging listeners to reflect on these grim realities while embracing the present moment.
Wrapped up in an energetic electronic pop sound and filtered through an experimental lens, “Bunker Man” kicks off with the bouncy pulse of stabby synths and shuffling percussive elements before the rattling snap of the beat brings in an uptempo, danceable scene. Carrie’s airy vocal leads enter, at once elegant and subtly intense, hovering above the array of synth textures as the track glides through moments of delicate, dreamy bliss and euphoric dance pop vibes.
Casting a hypnotic and invigorating listening experience, “Bunker Man” sees Energy Whores deliver an enthralling soundscape that puts a fiercely original sound and production flair on full display. Building to a gripping finale where the zapping buzz of synths and charge of the drums collide, the last moments offer a spacey breakdown to leave a memorable impression of the song. It’s another epic outing from a talented artist who’s hit the ground running in 2025 with thrilling new music.
Listen to Bunker Man below
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