Having previously released two records of oneiric ambient music on Martin Hossbach as 1k Flowers and having worked with artists such as Jungstötter, P.A. Hülsenbeck, Petra Hermanova and Amnesia Scanner on projects ranging from album productions and audio-visual pieces to multidisciplinary performances, Berlin-based artist Tim Roth is now dedicating his time to a new musical entity: Sin Maldita – an audio-visual infernal, androgynous, avant-garde pop project that takes cues from club music, seeking to strike an uncanny chord between abrasiveness and accessibility. Through partly disembodied ambient sounds and partly coarse digital music, Sin Maldita taps into jagged, chaotic, beautiful and at times humorous emotions and spaces.
For 2020, Sin Maldita (named 1k Sinner at the date of application) is receiving a grant in the amount of 3,000 euros to master the release of his two singles professionally as well as to freely develop Sin Maldita’s visual and live performance world.
