Spivak

**Spivak** is a boundary-pushing electronic artist rooted in Athens’ underground scene, blending raw, hypnotic techno with whispers of Greek musical heritage and poetic tension. Known for their DIY ethos and immersive live sets, Spivak’s work—like the brooding “Violences” or the haunting “Μετά Το Ρέιβ” (“After the Rave”)—often mirrors the gritty energy of dimly lit warehouses and post-club dawns. Their tracks weave industrial textures with melodic melancholy, creating a sound that feels equally apocalyptic and intimate. Recent releases, including the restless “The Fucking Bed On The Floor” and the eerie “Rare Backwards,” amplify their knack for turning personal alienation and societal unease into pulsating, dancefloor-ready catharsis.

While Spivak keeps their identity enigmatic, their music speaks loudly, channeling themes of queer resilience, existential drift, and the fractured beauty of modern connection. Whether through the primal thump of “Kiriaki” (“Sunday”) or the resigned ache of “You Win Again,” they carve space for vulnerability in a genre often fixated on hardness. Spivak’s art thrives in the shadows—uncompromising, unpredictable, and deeply human.