Proxy’s “Iron” is an Ode to Cold War Techno

Remember when the words “wrecking ball” didn’t immediately make you think of naked Miley Cyrus making passionate love to a cylandrical piece of metal? Me neither. Which is why we desperately need something like Russain producer Proxy‘s new music video for “Iron,” which reclaims the aesthetics of 19th century industrial machinery for the purposes of a raw, bruising techno banger.

With jackhammer drops that sound like iron pistons pummeling a factory floor, and frequent appearances of the communist hammer and sickle logo, it’s clear that this is music for your next Marxist-themed rave. Just don’t forget to invite Friedrich Engels. Poor dude gets left out of everything. 

Proxy’s Proxy EP is out August 25 on Turbo Recordings

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