MINIMA Atlanta, Georgia
MINIMA is the project of Atlanta dj and musician Tony Chackal which combines post-punk, garage rock, and synth wave in a caustic, noir register. The debut album We Were Never Modern (2022) explores themes of place, identity, technology, and overcoming. A cover of Joy Division's Isolation was released subsequently, followed by another single Casino World, a biting critique of capitalism ... more
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