Vexillary (NYC) and his is boldest LP to date: Digital Suspiria - out in March 2026

Vexillary, the long-running project of New York–based producer Reza Seirafi, a former chemist and perfumer whose music is built with the same obsessive precision as his earlier scientific work. Blending decadent techno, EBM, darkwave and industrial electronics, Vexillary has spent over a decade refining a sound rooted in gloom, tension, and emotional volatility. Since founding his own label con:trace in 2021, Seirafi has released a striking run of albums: from the psychological descent of Full Frontal Lunacy to the dub-soaked darkness of Horror in Dub and its remix companion Horror ReDubs.

On March 20th, 2026, Vexillary unveils his most focused and fully realized statement yet: Digital Suspiria. The album marks a shift toward sharper structures and heightened melody without sacrificing conceptual depth. Technoid energy collides with occult undertones and cybernetic gloss, forming a world where ritual, machinery, and emotion intertwine. Voices flicker like corrupted transmissions, grooves pulse with restrained aggression, and every element feels tightly sculpted, intentional, and charged.

Rather than leaning on overt narrative, Digital Suspiria operates through atmosphere and precision. Themes of spiritual recursion, machine worship, and emotional circuitry run quietly beneath the surface, binding the album into a tense, unified whole. Recent singles “Pardon Me,” “Kill Shot,” and the upcoming “1000x” (out January 23rd), offer glimpses into this universe: confessional, confrontational, and unmistakably human beneath the chrome.