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Les Hérauts de L’Ombre Party

About

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TSC RECORDS INDEZINE RADIO LIBERTAIRE & Obsküre Media

present :

Les Hérauts de L’Ombre is a Franco-Belgian collective. The gathering of 3 artists

actively committed to promoting dark electronic music.

Three musical entities, three facets of the same darkness. An explosive blend of

Synthwave, Darkwave and E.B.M unleashing in a continuous stage ritual.

🖤https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590990762122

🖤NiaC🖤

(Belgium-Synthwave)

NiaC is the latest project led by Steve Serpent Fabry, a multidisciplinary Belgian

artist whose career lies at the crossroads of music, literature, and video.

Through dark synthesizer pads, mechanical rhythms and an oppressive atmosphere,

NiaC develops instrumental, narrative music heavily inspired by cinema and 80s

soundtracks.

NiaC directly integrates into the expanded narrative universe of "The Nightstalker", a

transmedia creation imagined by Steve. This universe, developed through music, film,

literature and role-playing games, depicts a dark and decadent metropolis where angels,

demons, and superhuman figures evolve hidden from the world.

Where various metal projects linked to "The Nightstalker" embody the characters,

conflicts and mythology, NiaC serves as the soundtrack. The project explores the

cracks in the narrative: deserted streets, flickering neons, fragmented memories,

invisible tensions, and moments of silence between two catastrophes.

Conceived as a sensory extension, NiaC offers a more cinematic and introspective

approach revealed through dark synthwave. NiaC is the atmospheric pillar of this

expanded universe, enhancing its coherence and depth, allowing the audience to enter

not through the story, but through emotion and sonic immersion.

This transmedia grounding also extends into the novel accompanying the 2 existing

albums. NiaC adopts a fragmented, sensory narrative, expressing the emotional and

urban dimension through sound, the musical echo of the author's thoughts.

🖤 https://niacofficial.bandcamp.com

🖤https://www.youtube.com/@naturalcitychannel6089

🖤 https://www.facebook.com/NiaCofficial/

🖤https://www.tiktok.com/@natural_city_channel

🖤Obtenebrate🖤,

(Belgium-Darkwave)

Obtenebrate, a darkwave project led by Magyster, unveiled its debut LP titled

Void Machinery. Discover a dark, powerful, and immersive electronic universe.

The name Obtenebrate — English translation of the French verb enténébrer — evokes the

gaze Magyster casts on the society we navigate. A world that seems to plunge further

into gloom each day. The themes addressed across the eight tracks composing Void

Machinery, dark and clear-eyed, invite the listener to reflect.

Obtenebrate's music moves on the boundary of several musical styles and offers a

unique ambiance combining icy analog synths, post-punk influences, and tortured

industrial textures.

Obtenebrate draws its influences and energy from major bands of the alternative

scene, blending:

the industrial turmoil of Skinny Puppy ;

the visceral energy of Nine Inch Nails ;

the martial character of Front 242's EBM;

the disenchanted theatricality of German Darkwave.

With this debut opus, Magyster invites you to explore his inner darkness.

Deeply marked by his personal mythology, Obtenebrate is a plunge into a monumental

synthetic underworld, a musical universe where the abyss, mirroring your gaze back at

you, confronts you with the chaos of your existence.

Void Machinery is available now on YouTube, Apple Music, Spotify, and all streaming

platforms. In the all-digital era, Magyster reaffirms the necessity of live musical

performance, both to keep the music alive and support those who produce it.

🖤https://www.youtube.com/@ObtenebrateMusic

🖤https://obtenebrate.bandcamp.com/.../void-machinery-first...

🖤https://www.instagram.com/obtenebrate_music

🖤https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579353896623

🖤Anomaly 2.0🖤

(Paris-EBM/New Wave)

Anomaly 2.0 is the solo project of Togk, a major figure in the industrial scene (Under

all, Zorglub), a revolted and relentless composer-songwriter who reconnects today

with his early electronic emotions in a hybrid form.

While Under All continues to roar its revolt, Anomaly 2.0 was born from a murmur that

announces a revolution both industrial and digital. With this new project, Togk shapes

an unstable medium, where frequencies become language, where emotions erode to

mutate into sound waves.

The 80s synthetic pulses of Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode meet the modern fury of

Combichrist and Front Line Assembly. Halfway between future pop and EBM, Anomaly 2.0 boasts an arsenal of devastating

beats beneath lacerating lyrics:

Domestic violence, harassment, loss of meaning, and transhumanism are tackled like

an open, salvific wound. Themes that are both dark and cathartic.

Each track is a failing fragment of code. On stage, Togk deploys an intense

performance where mechanics become dance. Bodies and machines collide with the

audience. Every show mutates into a transhumanist laboratory.

Through matrix anthems, Anomaly 2.0 distills an extraordinary, visceral work. Togk

marks 2026 with a transhumanist EBM that chants the decadence of an alienated society.

It is not a mere evolution, it is a propagation.

Join the industrial murmur that persists and echoes:

We are obsolete, we rise.

🖤https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582416507794

🖤https://anomaly20.bandcamp.com/

🖤https://www.youtube.com/@goodboy-label

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HAPPY HOUR: Pint at 5€ !!!

No discrimination, sexist or homophobic remarks are tolerated at our events.

In case of incident, please notify our team immediately.

TSC Records members and venue management reserve the right of admission.

Practical info

HoursSaturday, 21 November 2026 · 19:00
Address103 Rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris, France, Le Quartier général Oberkampf, Paris
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Getting thereParmentier · Metro 3 · 4 min walkRue Saint-Maur · Metro 3 · 5 min walkStations: Île-de-France Mobilités
SourcesOpenAgenda · details last read on 3 November 2026