幻谲异境 DJ WÜRM [BE] w/DayJreAmeR Pres

“Their work explores the dissociative state between multiple collapsing realities and multiple identities.”

“Combining the imaginary and the grotesque, their music aims to shape new possibilities for the Post-Club scene.”

“Atmospheres of horror movies, folkloric undertones lend her artistic practice the feeling of something unearthed from another world.”

DJ Würm is the musical alter ego of Brussels-based artist Gaspard Emma Hers, who navigates between contemporary painting and experimental electronic music. They are also a core member of the Belgian event collective and record label Sal de Fête.

Their music is saturated with weightless rhythms, snarling vocal chops, and unpredictable production structures. They weave subgenres like early Rave, Post-metal, Hardcore, and Deconstructed Club into a richly imaginative sonic journey.
Their live performances have graced the stages of clubs and festivals such as La Station and La Marbrerie in Paris, Norberg Festival in Sweden, Beursschouwburg and Botanique in Brussels, and Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich. Their performance footprint spans across France, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and Norway.
In 2025, DJ Würm released their new six-track EP, Anachronism, through a French record label. It sounds like a distant wail echoing from a damp cellar—a place where human distance, musical genres, and materiality itself dissolve into irregular waveforms.

Anachronism serves as an experimental breeding ground for microtonal tuning. The interactions between different pitches form a unique ecological aesthetic, unfolding a series of non-linear narratives that range from near-riotous collective ecstasy to the contrasting sense of desolation once the clamor fades.

Literalized as a chronological inconsistency, Anachronism can also be understood as "the synchronicity of the past, present, and future." Inheriting the legacy of hardcore styles, they redeploy high-energy Industrial, Gabber, and Hard Trance, dragging them down into the abyss of Doom Metal. In doing so, they bring this untamable instinct directly into the context of bass music and radical club sounds.