Alison Wonderland continues her journey into the abyss with "333," a brand new track released under the guise of her Whyte Fang alias.
For over a decade, Wonderland has nurtured a secretive side project that explores the darker side of electronic music. Producing as Whyte Fang, she creates woozy, heavy-hitting sounds that might not necessarily fit under the Alison Wonderland umbrella.
Opening up with eerie, distorted vocals, "333" sets an ominous tone early on. After a tense, metallic build-up, Fang introduces a wobbly bass drop with saturated kicks and frenetic vocal chops. She then blasts into the realm of techno, bringing the arrangement home with a pounding four-on-the-floor section.
All in all, the entire experience is delightfully disorienting and showcases Wonderland's mission to push the limits of her sound. Take a listen to "333" below.
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