Alessio Peck Celebrates ‘Angel Machine’ EP Release with Title Track Premiere

France-based Italian artist Alessio Peck has today released his new EP Angel Machine, out September 26th, 2025 via cult French label Kwaidan Records.

Alongside the release, and following his jungle-driven debut single “MAMA,” Peck explores darker electronic territory on “Angel Machine,” a track inspired by the electroclash era of I-F, DJ Hell, Miss Kittin & The Hacker, and Fischerspooner.

Produced in Sheffield by Ross Orton (Arctic Monkeys, M.I.A., Working Men’s Club), the single combines distorted drum machines, icy synths, and punk energy with cinematic hooks.

The new release continues Peck’s stated mission to “break down the barriers between electronic music and rock, and blur the lines between singer-songwriter and DJ.” With its blend of rave-era nostalgia and post-punk grit, “Angel Machine” is positioned as both a dancefloor track and a stage-ready anthem.

Describing the track, Peck says it is:

“A sonic paradox of euphoria and sadness, singalong dance music with a punk feel to it… music to be listened to while cry dancing in your room alone.”

A multi-instrumentalist originally from Italy and now based in Paris, Peck first emerged from psych-rock roots before evolving into an electronic producer and songwriter. His 2021 Italian-language single “Amore Bipolare” gained him a cult following in Italy, while tours with The Stags (UK) and Acid Tongue (USA) established his international credentials.

Now fully embracing his Paris base, Peck’s work spans melancholic chanson, dark disco, and electronic punk. The new Angel Machine EP draws influence from artists including Nick Cave, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, and Nine Inch Nails, filtered through the club-ready energy of the early 2000s electroclash movement.

Angel Machine EP is out now via Kwaidan Records. A debut album is expected in 2026.

Alessio Peck ‘Angel Machine’ EP Artwork