Scottish techno innovator Frazi.er unveils his most ambitious project to date: the debut album Capitalism Kills Culture, arriving November 7th, 2025 via Parallel Visions. Available on limited 2×12” vinyl and digital formats, the LP is both a musical statement and a manifesto — a bold stand against the commodification of creativity in the digital age.
“Frazi.er Capitalism Kills Culture is a stand against a system that turns art into algorithms,” says Frazi.er. “It’s about independence and integrity — about what happens when you reject trends and create for the soul, not for the feed.”
The album explores the tension between art and commerce through sound: euphoric techno interwoven with deep Detroit spirit, cinematic emotion, and raw human energy. It’s a record that transcends the dancefloor, capturing the urgency of underground music as both resistance and release.
Across twelve tracks, Frazi.er Capitalism Kills Culture navigates a full emotional and sonic spectrum — from introspection to euphoria, from chaos to calm.
The Come Up opens the LP with hypnotic tension and pulse-driven momentum.
It’s How We Met (Sunrise Mix) offers warmth and human depth, channeling sunrise-after-party emotion.
Signal Breaker feat. Theo Nasa brings a surge of industrial energy and vocal intensity.
The title track, Capitalism Kills Culture, stands as the album’s heartbeat — a hypnotic, percussive statement piece that merges emotion and defiance.
Elsewhere, Imposter Syndrome and Packard Pitch Bender showcase his trademark “train track” percussion, driving relentless grooves layered with shimmering synths.
Frazi.er fuses analog warmth and digital precision, evoking the underground lineage of Underground Resistance, Robert Hood, Rolando, and Floorplan, while injecting the modern euphoria of Bicep and Orbital. The result: a sonic revolution that honors the past but speaks urgently to the present.
Emerging from Glasgow’s vibrant scene, Frazi.er has carved out his identity through uncompromising performances and bold production style. His “Parallel Visions” events and imprint have become synonymous with a movement — one that merges community, art, and resistance.
With Capitalism Kills Culture, Frazi.er Capitalism Kills Culture evolves from DJ and producer into storyteller and cultural critic. His vision extends beyond the club — toward the deeper question of what happens when creativity becomes content, and connection becomes commodity.
Musically, the LP embodies everything that has made him a name to watch: thunderous energy, hypnotic rhythm, and an unfiltered honesty rarely heard in today’s over-polished landscape. Each track feels alive — organic, unpredictable, and deeply human.
Capitalism Kills Culture is more than a title; it’s a declaration of independence for the underground. The LP urges artists and listeners alike to remember what music is for — not clicks, not algorithms, but emotion, rebellion, and shared experience.
It’s a soundtrack for the outsider. For those who still believe in the dancefloor as sacred ground. For the creators who refuse to be tamed by trends.
“This album is for those who sacrificed everything for something real,” Frazi.er adds. “It’s a message of hope — that true culture can’t be bought, and true connection can’t be streamed.”
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