Aria van Weye 
🔥 Singaporean alt-EDM powerhouse Yeule is back to push sonic boundaries with their explosive new track, ‘Evangelic Girl is a Gun’. Drenched in cyberpunk energy, glitchcore aesthetics, and defiant femininity, this single is a manifesto wrapped in distortion and shimmering synths.
Opening with an eerie, melodic tension, Yeule’s ethereal vocals quickly give way to hard-hitting beats and warping electronics. The production balances fragility and aggression, evoking a digital dreamscape where softness and danger collide. It’s a sound that only Yeule could deliver—fearless, futuristic, and emotionally raw.
Lyrically, ‘Evangelic Girl is a Gun’ is a battle cry. It explores the weaponization of identity and the reclamation of vulnerability as strength. Yeule turns trauma into art, creating a sonic world that is both intimate and untouchable. The song is not just a track—it’s a glitch-pop revolution.
The accompanying visuals are a full-on digital fever dream. Think fragmented bodies, neon-lit cathedrals, and dystopian beauty. Yeule’s aesthetic is as bold as their sound, crafting an immersive experience that challenges norms and defies genre.
With ‘Evangelic Girl is a Gun,’ Yeule continues to redefine the limits of electronic music. It’s dark, it’s dazzling, and it’s undeniably them. For fans of avant-pop, hyperpop, and cyberpunk, this is your new obsession.
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