Brutalismus 3000, the duo of producer Theo Zeitner and singer Victoria Vassiliki Daldas, appear framed inside a Zoom window from their Berlin apartment, set against an art piece of Blade, half-human, half-vampire, posed in front of an American flag. The image is a fitting background for artists whose work thrives on tension, distortion, and cultural collision. It’s bold, colorful, and fucking fun.
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