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Death Rights debuts with dark electro single ‘Crucify’ on Alfa Matrix

Death Rights – Crucify cover art (Alfa Matrix, 2026)

Dark electro newcomer Death Rights has made its entrance with “Crucify,” a two-track digital single that Belgian label Alfa Matrix put out on 6 November 2026. Alongside the title cut, the release carries a heavily reworked take on Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz’s “Get Low,” and it serves as the first taste of a planned debut full-length titled “Interitio.”

The act brings together musicians from Frontal Boundary and Protokoll 19, two projects already part of the Alfa Matrix family, and welds dark electro, EBM and industrial into something the label frames as equal parts mechanical and ritualistic. The title track stretches to 4:17, driving forward on hammering sequences, distorted vocals and thick layers of electronics, while the closing “Get Low” (4:40) recasts the hip-hop original as a far more corrosive electro-industrial piece.

Writing duties on both songs fall to Brendin Ross and Travis Hines, with “Get Low” also crediting its original authors Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz. Vocals and lyrics are handled by Krz Greenhaw and Jayson Smith. Ross produced and mastered the single, sharing mixing duties with Greenhaw, and Vlad McNeally supplied the cover art. The single should land well with listeners of Suicide Commando, Aslan Faction, Alien Vampires and C-Lekktor.

“Crucify” is out now on the Alfa Matrix store, and the full single streams over on Bandcamp.

A first signal before the album ‘Interitio’

The label treats “Crucify” as an opening statement — a marker of the oppressive, ceremonial atmosphere the project intends to develop across its debut album, “Interitio,” which does not yet carry a confirmed release date.

‘Crucify’ tracklist

  1. “Crucify” (4:17)
  2. “Get Low” (4:40)

About Death Rights

Death Rights is a fresh dark electro, EBM and industrial venture assembled from members of two Alfa Matrix acts, Frontal Boundary and Protokoll 19. Frontal Boundary came aboard the label in July 2025 with the three-track “Hate” EP, then followed with the eight-track “Faith” EP that September, the double-CD “Failure” in December 2025, and April 2026’s “Burn” EP — which wrapped the “Failure” era and featured a rendition of Filter’s “Hey Man Nice Shot.” Protokoll 19, for its part, issued the “Witch” single in May 2024, the “Mental Decay” EP that July, and the “Connect” and “Trivialized” singles in May 2025.

With “Crucify,” Death Rights takes its place in the label’s dark electro and EBM ranks beside those two parent projects, setting the stage for “Interitio.” More of the roster can be explored over on the Alfa Matrix Bandcamp.