Kruelty unleashes full album 'Bloodbath Machinery'

Kruelty has unleashed his debut album, Bloodbath Machinery, a dark, intense project crafted from the ground up. With full creative control over every detail, Kruelty and his team poured their vision into the music, visuals, and artwork - producing everything in-house in his own basement. “The album is more than music; it’s dangerous, unfiltered art.”

In the album, Kruelty showcases a diverse range of styles - hardstyle, industrial, techno, and hardcore.“ This album was my way to reveal all that I’m capable of,” he shares. “I wanted to go beyond the mainstream hardstyle sound that people know me for and explore the darker, more complex parts of my identity; Bloodbath Machinery is all about embracing your inner demon.”

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The album’s title track, Bloodbath Machinery, holds a special place for Kruelty. “It’s the most intense thing I’ve ever produced. The vocals, written and recorded by Qoiet, were suitable for the album and were exactly what I was looking for. The track is the heart of the album, pure darkness and raw emotion.”

What sets Bloodbath Machinery apart is the complete, uncompromising control Kruelty maintained over the entire project. “We did it all ourselves - artwork, videos, visuals, everything, right down to the chains and blood. We shaped it with our own hands. We pushed boundaries in the Hard Dance scene, creating something beyond just music. It’s raw, it’s unfiltered, and it’s real.”

The release of Bloodbath Machinery marks just the beginning of what’s next for Kruelty. “There’s a collaboration with Warface on the horizon, and I’m hyped about my track ‘YOU ARE MINE,’ which I made for my more industrial themed dj sets. But what I’m most excited about is Kruelty presents: THE KULT, my own event on January 4th. It’s going to be the ultimate stage to showcase everything I’ve built - expect dark visuals, twisted art, and live performers.”

'Bloodbath Machinery' by Kruelty is out now on all platforms. Download your copy of this album now via our Music portal Hardstyle.com, and we might see the tracks back in the Charts.