Propter Hoc

Propter Hoc is a Cold Wave and New Wave artist based in Glasgow, Scotland. This artist is known for creating music that blends elements of Acid House with retro rhythmic elements, often incorporating themes inspired by philosophical and sci-fi narratives. For example, the track "Imagineers in the Exclusion Zone" draws inspiration from the Strugatsky brothers' novel "Roadside Picnic" and its film adaptation "Stalker" by Andrei Tarkovsky. Propter Hoc's music often explores themes of technology and societal critique, reflecting on how innovation is driven by financial interests rather than social good. The artist's style is characterized by smooth baritone vocals, synthetic sounds, and a blend of eerie frequencies and driving drum patterns, which create a hypnotic dance experience.

Propter Hoc's recent releases include tracks like "The Basement," "Zodiac Carousel," and "Velvet Season," showcasing a diverse range of musical influences and thematic explorations. The artist's work is set to be released through Cold Transmission Music, further solidifying their presence in the contemporary music scene. With a distinctive sound that combines dark, Gothic aesthetics with thought-provoking lyrics, Propter Hoc continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of music and visual storytelling.

Genres

Cold Wave

Darkwave

Post-punk

Ebm

Synthpop

Experimental

New Wave

Industrial

Gothic Rock

Acid House

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Latest Release

The Basement

Propter Hoc

Single - Released January 23, 2025