Borokov Borokov + Huub Prins

Closed eyes, broken circuitry and compulsive loops: Borokov Borokov’s dance music is first and foremost dance music meant for Borokov Borokov. “Even if that doesn’t always lead to dance music.” It’s a volatile mix of angular synth pop, work-incapacitated hi-NRG, birthday-acid house, supra-Freudian elektrapunk, and multilingual lamentations. Collision is the driving force.

Their latest diptych, World War (2025) and World War Too (2026), amplifies the tension between agency and influence. Genre constrictions are pulled apart in this part-time fever dream. Flesh meets electronics. Wanna dance?

For fans of: Soulwax, Chibi Ichigo, Charlotte Adigery played on drumcomputers from a landfill in Belgium.

”Elias Elgersma, aka Huub Prins, transforms his set in line with the absurdist, electronic violence of Borokov Borokov. Don’t expect Huub. Rather an ode to Boris van Eijden en Noah Melis.” – Huub Prins.