Bio

 The  Crucible of Exploration 

         Emerging from the vibrant underground scenes of Berlin and New York City, “THEY CALL THEM SAVAGES” stands as a testament to the power of artistic collaboration and the transformative nature of sound. Formed by a collective of artists rooted in various influential underground groups, their journey began in the pulsating heart of the Lower East Side, where performance art and experimental music coalesced into a new cultural movement..

During their formative years, “THEY CALL THEM SAVAGES” found themselves deeply embedded in Berlin’s underground dark dance scene, a vibrant and eclectic community that served as a crucible for artistic collaboration and exploration. Their time in the city was marked by extensive touring and collaboration with various influential groups, each contributing to the rich tapestry of their sound. 

Berlin, with its storied history of nightlife and artistic experimentation, offered the group an unparalleled environment to refine their craft. They immersed themselves in the pulsating beats of local clubs and underground venues, where they shared stages with renowned acts and emerging talents alike. This exchange of ideas and sounds was transformative, allowing them to absorb the gritty energy and avant-garde spirit that defined the city’s nightlife.

Collaborating with Berlin-based artists, “THEY CALL THEM SAVAGES” delved into the darker realms of electronic music, experimenting with innovative production techniques and live performance dynamics. These collaborations not only expanded their sonic palette but also fostered a sense of community among artists who sought to push the boundaries of genre and expression. The group became known for their ability to seamlessly blend elements of techno, industrial, and gothic electro, creating immersive experiences that left audiences entranced.

The underground dark dance scene of Berlin proved to be a fertile ground for their creativity. Venues like Berghain and Sisyphos became more than just places to perform; they were sanctuaries where they could explore their artistic vision in a city that embraced the avant-garde and the unconventional. The energy of the crowd, the pulsing lights, and the raw, emotive power of the music all contributed to a unique atmosphere that inspired their work.

As they toured through the city’s clubs and warehouses, “THEY CALL THEM SAVAGES” cultivated a devoted following, drawn to their magnetic performances and the depth of their sound. Each show was a reflection of their artistic ethos—an exploration of the human condition through sound, light, and movement. Their experiences in Berlin not only shaped their music but also strengthened their commitment to the artistic ideals that would define their future endeavors.

Through years of collaboration and exploration in Berlin, “THEY CALL THEM SAVAGES” emerged not just as a band but as a vital part of a larger artistic conversation, one that continues to evolve and resonate within the dark dance music scene. Their ability to capture the essence of their experiences in Berlin is evident in their work, as they blend the city’s gritty, pulsating energy with their own unique vision, creating art that is much like a group bending sound as light itself . Dazzling,fractured,splintered and many times what we seek when things are darkest before the dawn.