German electronic music duo FRACTILES — Christoph Schauer and Max Filges — features two internationally acclaimed musicians and film composers, who combine their individual energies into an uncompromising sound that meshes elements of industrial electronica, EBM and dark electro pop.
The German duo’s first singles “No Death Place” and “Control” amassed early attention and significant buzz. They quickly developed a reputation as a must-see live act, with their club and festival shows defined by a precise and brutal energy. Building upon a growing profile, they went on their first German tour last year, opening for Sierra Veins.
Currently, they’re working on additional singles and their highly-anticipated full-length debut. But in the meantime, the duo’s latest single “Call Me Slick” is a bruising yet club friendly, industrial banger rooted in arena rock-like bombast, rousingly anthemic hooks and choruses that seemingly channels Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, and the recent Nine Inch Noize album.
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