Today’s video of the day is Extize – "MediEVIL" released in 2024.
Ext!ze unleashes chaos with their 2024 single “MediEVIL,” a dark club anthem from the upcoming album DeLorean 666. Blending hellish imagery with pounding beats, the track marks the beginning of a time-traveling journey into past eras. “MediEVIL” opens the portal in the Dark Ages, where Lucifer reigns and Gregorian chants echo through firelit castles. With their signature mix of industrial, electro, trance, and hellektro, Ext!ze summons a medieval nightmare you can dance to. Pulsing synths and haunting vocals create a soundscape both sinister and euphoric. The song hits hard, igniting dancefloors across the underground scene.
DeLorean 666, set for release on May 20, 2025, explores different historical epochs through Ext!ze’s wild sonic lens. “MediEVIL” sets the tone with its dark fantasy vibes. Later tracks promise more time-warped chaos, but this first offering dives straight into the inferno. Formed in 2007, Ext!ze began as a solo project led by Cyb3rella. Cyb3rSlut joined on drums in 2008, followed by Ionic Matrix on keyboards. DJ Barus completed the lineup in 2010, adding live sampling and mixing. Based in France and Germany, the band quickly gained a cult following.
Known for neon-drenched visuals and high-energy performances, Ext!ze broke through with tracks like “Hellektrostar,” “Poser,” and “Electronic Revolt.” Each release blends grotesque glamour with pounding rhythms. Their earlier albums embraced cyber-goth excess. With DeLorean 666, they push even further, traveling through time to unleash madness in every era. “MediEVIL” builds on their legacy while revealing a new, darker direction. It captures the band’s theatrical spirit and club-ready intensity. Like a rave in a haunted cathedral, the track hypnotizes and haunts. The gates to this infernal ride are wide open. Ext!ze doesn’t ask you to choose the red or blue pill. They are the pill. Step into the madness. No escape, just repeat plays and wild dancing. Don’t follow the white rabbit—follow Ext!ze.
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