Devil May Care

Devil May Care began carving their distinct mark on the underground electronic music scene in 2014, blending driving techno, haunting melodic layers, and dark, cinematic flourishes that mirror their background in sound design and film scoring. Initially cutting their teeth at infamous Berlin warehouse parties, Devil May Care’s genre-defiant sets soon drew the attention of European promoters and tastemakers. Their self-released debut EP *Gallows Hum*, which fused gritty analog synths with ethereal vocal samples and industrial textures, garnered airplay on BBC Radio 1 and earned critical praise from Resident Advisor and Mixmag.

A fixture on the festival circuit from SONAR to Melt!, Devil May Care is celebrated for immersive live sets that blur the boundary between DJing and live performance, employing drum machines, modular rigs, and reactive visual projections to create enveloping aural landscapes. In the studio, collaborations with vocalists and producers such as Maya Jane Coles, Daniel Avery, and Paula Temple have expanded their sonic palette, while remixes for artists like Depeche Mode and RÜFÜS DU SOL have demonstrated an ability to re-envision familiar tracks with a signature blend of shadowy euphoria and razor-sharp percussion.

Beyond the club, Devil May Care curates the acclaimed “Witching Hour” radio show, spotlighting emerging talent alongside dark treasures unearthed from decades past. Known for an ethos of artistic independence and underground solidarity, Devil May Care continues to shape the future of avant-garde dance music, captivating listeners with every unpredictable turn.