Blank Register, an anonymous producer and the stated architect behind the project Electric Death Cult, has announced a new release titled “Static Regime.”

In a press release, Blank Register described the work as a “hostile transmission” built from industrial noise, corrupted electronics and mechanical rhythm. The announcement presents “Static Regime” as an introduction to both the sound and broader concept of Electric Death Cult.

The release’s stated themes include surveillance, fractured signals, fear and the relationship between people and the systems that monitor them. Its accompanying text frames the project as contemporary rather than a revival of earlier industrial music styles, calling it “machinery for the present.”

Blank Register did not provide a biography, location, release date, track listing, distribution information or details about other participants. The press release instead emphasizes anonymity, saying that no identity needs verification and that “the signal is enough.”

The announcement includes a short passage describing systems that “measure breath,” “map desire,” “sell the fear” and “feed the fire.” It closes with the phrase, “I am the error you cannot delete.”

No independent information about the scope of the project, planned performances or future releases was included in the materials provided.