HDmirror’s output amalgamates trance, internet art, and ‘90s rave and glitch, always with a touch of humour. Web aesthetics merge into dance music on releases such as AVANT-TRANCE. Their track, “Rave Tool 66”, was released through the Soundcloud account Rave Toolz, a stream of edits and bootlegs run by Ducky. “Rave Tool 66” is an infectious, warped take on Lady Gaga, storming through uncanny vocals, battering kicks, and a generous, ecstatic dose of kitsch.

In 2017, they also released the HORROR-EMBODY EP through Jerome Worldwide. In their own words, their music is “dysfunctional dance music” that achieves “transformation through overload.” Their website captures a similar overload, with a cacophony of flashing GIFs overlaying one another, all vying for viewers’ attention. Simulating euphoria through catalysing “neural fireworks”, HDmirror is a scintillating, exciting twist in the ever-evolving, self-referential landscape of music online.