Industrial metal act Encrypt10n has released his brand-new cyber metal album "Hyper-Competitive Complex". The New York artist and producer behind the project, Reg S., has stated that he’s taking a similar approach to gaming soundtracks such as “Doom” while emulating the angst of bands such as Fear Factory. Reg S. has stated that it was “difficult to recreate this energy in today’s recording environment of smart tools and short cuts” but that he “goes all out production wise”. He promises that songs such as ‘Take Us To Hell’ brings us into the future while taking on “trolls, cancel culture, imposters, and censorship algorithms.” You can purchase the full album on Bandcamp and you can stream the music video for ‘Mobilize Yourself’ below. 

Encrypt10n first came onto the industrial scene when he released a single on a digital hardcore compilation created by Alec Empire (Atari Teenage Riot). He began experimenting with sound inspired by breakcore, numetal, hip-hop, with four-on-the-floor pop timing. In his career, Encrypt10n has also had his song ‘Thew Us Away’ remixed by Velvet Acid Christ and has released another music video for his single ‘I Sold My Soul’.