An unfiltered conversation is coming.
On January 18, 2026, Evol Radio will publish an exclusive in-depth interview with j:dead, diving beneath the surface of one of the most emotionally confrontational industrial projects currently emerging from the underground.
This interview moves beyond standard promo cycles, instead unfolding as a PAST / PRESENT / FUTURE narrative—examining origin, escalation, and intent with brutal clarity.

A PROJECT BUILT FROM PRESSURE
Since the release of Pressure, j:dead has positioned the project as more than sound—using distortion, repetition, and emotional friction as tools for self-examination. With the follow-up single Disgusting, the project sharpens its edge, turning inward and outward at the same time, forcing listeners to sit with discomfort rather than escape it.
The upcoming Evol Radio interview traces the roots of j:dead’s identity, exploring the moments that demanded the project exist in the first place, and how those early impulses continue to shape its trajectory.
PRESENT TENSION, FUTURE COLLISION
At the center of the conversation is j:dead’s evolving release strategy—monthly drops designed not for algorithmic noise, but for progression in real time. The interview dissects how this approach affects creative detachment, listener connection, and the emotional cost of staying exposed in public.
Topics include:
- The psychological meaning behind the name j:dead
- The shift from endurance to confrontation between releases
- The role of discomfort as a catalyst for growth
- Whether j:dead is meant to exist on stage—or remain internal and solitary
This isn’t a surface-level Q&A. It’s a study in self-awareness, pressure, and refusal to numb out—a conversation for listeners who don’t just consume music, but use it as a mirror.
The full interview will be published January 18, 2026, exclusively on evolradio.com.