Sitting at the intersection of witch house and hip-hop is "Awaiting Eternity" - the latest EP from Exsufflation. Following "Heresy" on Vertigo Cult, this new project leans into catchy, mellow beats that feel like they'd work well with vocals layered on top. Still, it's the energetic "Skin" that really stands out here. Overall, it's a decent release, but I think Rob has the potential to push things even further.
Grab the record here and stream it down below.
Exsufflation has surfaced again after that sick Vertigo Cult EP. His new track "Unbound" promotes an upcoming release, that's scheduled for later this year. Download it here.
After opening 2025 with the solid EP "Turning Point", Exsufflation returns with a new 5-track release on Vertigo Cult. "Heresy" marks another step in his steady artistic growth, further establishing a signature style that both pays tribute to the early years of the witch house scene and blends those influences with modern production techniques. The release grows more rewarding with each listen and Rob's ability for crafting catchy melodies shines throughout and leaves me excited for what's next for him. The three tracks at the heart of the EP ("Escitalopram", "Sort" and "Carm") are personal favourites - their energy, synth lines, and pounding beats are simply amazing.
Download the EP here, and stream it in full below.
"Turning Point" is a new EP from witch house producer Exsufflation that crystallizes and solidifies his style after the eclectic debut album "Dream Life". The opener "Aperture" is a darkly epic, ready to soundtrack a gloomy sci-fi thriller. The ethereal vocals bring life to synth-heavy "Cold", while "Flight" delivers some quality melodic witch house in a Dipset Trance-style - total banger. The two closing tracks "Underdog" and "Widow" will make your downstairs neighbour hate you with their huge thumping beats and bass pulses. Great stuff.
Support Exsufflation by getting the EP here. Stream all the tracks below.
Boston-based producer Rob Gregorio (aka Trevor Ellis?) pulls the strings behind the new witch-house project Exsufflation. His debut album "Dream Life" was released in the summer of 2024 and has been on my "to blog" list ever since. Consisting of eight eclectic tracks (plus two hidden bonus remixes), the record reflects Exsufflation's influences and taste, offering a glimpse into his nightmarish sonic world. Elements of a modern take on the genre can be heard throughout the album; however, he also manages to inject a solid dose of creepy and unexpected samples, giving "Dream Life" the spooky, DIY feel that characterised the first wave of witch house. A solid debut that offers something for everyone interested in the dark electronic music scene.
Buy the album here, and stream it in full down below.