Deathpact

Bass music’s enigma delivers a heavy, immersive descent at DSTRKT25.

Deathpact operates at the outer rim of electronic music, refusing to be pinned down by genre or identity. The masked project emerged seemingly out of nowhere, sending cryptic transmissions and hard-edged tracks into the bass music universe. Each release feels like a puzzle: industrial rhythms, frayed synths, and glitched-out atmospheres, all stitched together with a sense of urgency that’s equal parts dancefloor and dystopian sci-fi. Part of Deathpact’s allure is the sense of anonymity, but the art is in the details. There’s a razor-sharp focus in every build and drop, a sense that chaos is being meticulously engineered. Live shows push that tension further—strobe lights, immersive visuals, and a ritualistic energy that transforms the crowd into a congregation. The mask isn’t just a gimmick; it’s an invitation to step into a world where identity dissolves and pure sound takes over. For DSTRKT25, Deathpact promises a heavy, cinematic descent. Expect sets that oscillate between menacing bass and hypnotic repetition, threading together the familiar and the unknown. In the world of Deathpact, nothing is accidental and nothing is quite as it seems—a performance designed to linger in memory, long after the final note.