Furor 404 is a Music Project, est. 2025

Care for some keywords to guide you?
electronic dance music, edm, dark, melancholic, atmospheric, aggressive, dystopian, mysterious, emotional, intense, cinematic, underground, gritty, haunting, drum and bass, neurofunk, experimental DNB, dark electronic, breakbeat, industrial electronic, synthwave, darkwave, big beat, trip hop, cinematic electronic, atmospheric bass music, heavy bass, complex rhythms, unpredictable structure, chaotic arrangements, genre-blending, experimental, danceable, high energy, dramatic, distorted, glitched, modulated, dadaistic, abstract, breakbeats, analog synthesis, digital processing, vintage elements

The Albums

Liminal Space

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Track List:

1. Liminal Space
2. Dance, Bond, Dance!
3. Empower Me
4. Nancy’s Revenge
5. Citalopin
6. Bricks (Five Families, One Wall)
7. Anemoia
8. Ghostlight
9. System Crash
10. Seventeen
11. Nancy’s revenge (Sixties Remix)
12. Liminal Space (Chippy Remix)

Salt Cathedral

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Track List:

1. Music Is Dead
2. Dont’t You Dare To Dance!
3. Butterfinga
4. Robot’s Revenge
5. Law Of The West
6. Salt Cathedral
7. Music Is Dead (Pleasant Remix)

The guy behind Furor 404

Meet Tribaleye:

From the beer-soaked rehearsal rooms of various rock- and punk bands to the digital chaos of neurofunk and the beauty of EDM – Tribaleye’s musical journey is as twisted as his basslines. After years of making handmade music in various bands, he discovered that computers don’t argue about setlists or steal the last beer.

What started as late-night experiments in his cluttered German studio (or, well, his Macbook) evolved into something beautifully unhinged. His tracks blend meaningful stories and sometimes dadaistic word salad with face-melting drops, creating music that makes you question reality while your feet refuse to stop moving. Salt cathedrals really do drown in milk in his universe.

These days, Tribaleye uses AI tools in production to bring his song visions to life and breathe danceable energy into his cryptic lyrics. Got a problem with that? Well, then click over to the Wayback Machine and dream yourself back to the good old days of the internet and music. The rest is cordially invited to make robots dance.

P.S.: No bytes were harmed during production.

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