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Crá Croí Drops Video For “Lost In The Electric Blood”

Photo courtesy of the band.

Veteran musicians RG and CD, the minds behind Crá Croí, have released their latest track, “Lost In The Electric Blood.” Blending dark atmospherics with a “neon-lit” pulse, the song is a defiant anthem against overstimulation in a fractured world. The release is accompanied by a self-produced DIY video that maintains the band’s signature raw, independent aesthetic.

This single serves as a primary building block for their debut full-length album, Tá Brón Orm (Irish for “Sadness is on me”), scheduled for release on October 30, 2026. Fans can expect a steady stream of content, including two outtakes in early autumn and a stand-alone Christmas single based on an ancient Irish folk tune in November. Existing in the tension between beauty and breakdown, Crá Croí continues to craft a fully realized apocalyptic vibe.

Djordje Miladinović

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