New Wave from Miss Torsion

Zürich-based artist Miss Torsion has her roots based in the wave-gothic sound of the 80s and takes influence from a wide range of genres to create twisted fantasies in her sound. The solo project of the signer and guitarist of Lowest Fi, a band that tends to play heavier rock, with Miss Torsion she uses the alias to explore her creative vision and incorporate more electronic and synthesiser instrumentation.

Growing up in the 80s, Miss Torsion was inspired by artists such as Bauhaus, Christian Death, Virgin Prunes and Killing Joke and more recently has been listening to a lot of The Veils and Nothing But Thieves. Now she brings us her latest track with the new single “Love Parasite”, the perfect showcase of her originality and broad creativity.

Recording the song at home, she then worked with Anna Murphy – a producer and musician herself – to record the vocals at Soundfarm studio. Making use of dynamic rhythm shifts, with “Love Parasite” she offers the very best of her writing and vocal work.

Starting out as a blues composition, as the writing process went on the song took a more cheerful and upbeat feel. Currently building up the Miss Torsion repertoire, the artist has plans to bring her music to audiences in the future with live performances on the horizon

Listen to Love Parasite below