DEATĦ B¥ LØVE Releases Two Tracks in Memory of Wieloryb

PREMIERE: The single follows DEATĦ B¥ LØVE’s debut album “444” on Distortion Productions

DEATĦ B¥ LØVE releases “In Unity (WIELORYB Remix and Tribute)”, a two-track single dedicated to Paweł Kmiecik, known as Wieloryb, a Polish music and video artist who died a month ago. The single premieres on retrofuturista.com.

In Unity (WIELORYB Remix and Tribute)
Title: In Unity (WIELORYB Remix and Tribute)
Artist: DEATĦ B¥ LØVE
Release Date: 2026-07-14
Genres: EBM, Electronica, Industrial Music
Label: Distortion Productions
Description: DEATĦ B¥ LØVE releases a two-track tribute single honoring Wieloryb, out July 14 on Bandcamp, with all profits going to his family.

The two tracks are “In Unity (WIELORYB Power Noise Remix)” and “In Unity (WIELORYB vs. PSYCHOTRIBE Tribute Remix)”. The accompanying video was created by Wieloryb himself. The release follows shortly after DEATĦ B¥ LØVE’s debut album “444”, issued by Distortion Productions.

Wieloryb founded the project in Gdańsk in 1994, a period Pete Guellard describes as marked by concrete, rust and cold electronics. The sound combined electro industrial, EBM and techno with noise, metallic rhythms and ambient textures. The debut cassette “I” received a Fryderyk Award nomination.

Guellard states that “In Unity” was the last remix Kmiecik completed before his sudden death, and calls his work raw and uncompromising. All profits from the release go to the artist’s family.

DEATĦ B¥ LØVE consists of Pittsburgh producer and multi-instrumentalist Peter Guellard and singer-songwriter Inga Habiba, based in Łódź. Their music combines Western gothic-industrial foundations with Middle Eastern scales and trip-hop textures. Their eleven-track album “444” addresses trauma and healing across cultures.

Guellard has been active for decades in the US and Polish underground scenes, including with The Electric Hellfire Club, Closterkeller and Blitzkrieg. Habiba has a multicultural background and has fronted gothic and new wave acts.

Both remixes are available on Bandcamp starting July 14, where “444” is also available on CD and digitally. The album is also on Spotify and Apple Music.

photo courtesy of DEATĦ B¥ LØVE
photo courtesy of DEATĦ B¥ LØVE


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