Razed In Black

About

Razed In Black, the moniker of Hawaiian-born producer Romell Regulacion, is a sonic alchemist who has spent decades fusing industrial grit with electronic euphoria. Emerging in the late '90s, Razed In Black carved a niche by blending darkwave, EBM, and synthpop into a sound that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. His music is a visceral journey—pulsating beats meet haunting melodies, creating anthems for the underground and beyond. Regulacion’s breakthrough came with his 1999 debut album, *Shades of Gray*, which became a cult classic in the industrial scene. Tracks like "Oh My Goth" and "Happy?" showcased his knack for crafting dancefloor-ready tracks with a subversive edge. Over the years, he has remixed icons like Depeche Mode, The Cure, and VNV Nation, solidifying his reputation as a master of reinvention. Razed In Black’s cultural impact lies in his ability to bridge the gap between underground industrial and mainstream electronic music. His work resonates with a diverse audience, from goth clubs to anime conventions, thanks to his contributions to anime soundtracks like *Hellsing* and *Witch Hunter Robin*. Currently, Razed In Black continues to evolve, experimenting with new textures and collaborations. His recent releases hint at a return to his roots while pushing boundaries, proving that his artistry remains as vital as ever.