Berlin-based Canadian musician Sorcery made his BITE debut with Look, I Made It Go Away!, a four-track EP released on July 10, 2026. Rooted in a career as a percussionist, Ettore distills years of rhythmic research and practice into SORCERY, devising a take on techno that is unconventional, elastic and tactile. On this release, he brings these elements together in four tracks built for the dancefloor.
The EP opens with “Bowdlerize”, followed by “Brutus”. The title track, “Look, I Made It Go Away!”, appears third, with “Diapason” closing the record. Metallic, resonant textures run throughout the sound design, forming a recurring element across the four tracks. The EP was released on BITE as catalogue number BITE038, with mastering by Paul Mac and artwork by Pablo Betas.
The release features visuals by artist Paulin Rogues, who presents four landscapes built from a single material: raw, oxidized metal shot through with colour and light. The choice echoes the EP itself, where metallic, resonant textures run through the sound design.
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Across the four clips, simple forms assemble into architectures, labyrinths and sculptures, then shift and recompose in time with the music. Scale becomes uncertain throughout the visuals. Some structures grow monumental, as if you could walk through them, while others remain isolated, almost abstract sculptures.
The four clips present these changing structures at different scales, from monumental forms to isolated sculptures. Using raw, oxidized metal, colour and light, Rogues builds each landscape around the same material while the forms shift and recompose in time with the music.
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