A wink to 90s dance — Underworld, Massive Attack, The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, The Orb, Orbital. Self-made since 1996; finally live in 2026.
An 80-minute challenge to the dancefloor: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (2026 remix) into Positive Buoyancy — analogue gear, live vocals and that 90s rush. Built for festivals like Landjuweel on Ruigoord and Burning Man. Bookable for 1- or 2-hour sets — want to know more?
Fear and Loathing live on Ruigoord at Landjuweel — phone footage from the floor.
The full set from Ruigoord, on SoundCloud.
Bring it on! First live try out in 2023!
DJ set played live at the Underworld in Gashouder Amsterdam - afterparty 15-3 / 16-3 2024.
Terry Gilliam's film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas follows Hunter S. Thompson's drug-fuelled road trip through the American dream — chaos, comedy and a mirror held up to a culture coming apart. That energy is the DNA of this project.
Darkvoice first released Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas as a concept album in 2003: a stubborn, nineties-electronics rollercoaster slipping into Thompson's skin. In 2026 the album returns as a full remix / rework — same trip, sharper edge, rebuilt for the live floor.
Think of it as an alternative soundtrack to the film: not a note-for-note remake, but a parallel ride. If you grew up on Underworld, Massive Attack, The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, The Orb and Orbital, this is the wink — self-made tracks that waited decades to hit a real stage. Landjuweel, Burning Man, wherever the red shark goes next.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas intro — stepping into the desert heat before the trip truly begins.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas — a peak moment from the 2003 album, remixed for 2026.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas — deep in the trip, where the desert and the mind blur into one.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas — still hunting the American dream at 4:30 on a Sunday morning, where Vegas faces turn into caricatures and mescaline does the rest.

Positive Buoyancy (2022) — the introspective second half of the Darkvoice live show. A personal mid-90s dance album about balance: friendship, parenthood, love, grief and the darker temptations of life. Half digital, half analogue.
On stage it follows Fear and Loathing. Stream it on Spotify / Deezer / iTunes, watch the teaser, or pick a track below.
Positive Buoyancy — Darkvoice 2022 (c)
Thanks to Jason Quinn for mixing the hell out my tracks. Thanks to Speyeral (Soundwizard7) for her lyrics, graphixgoddess as the perfect narrator, Marloes Lupker for the beautiful album artwork, my kids for their energy and artwork for each track, my family, parents Andy and Lya and Elfi for her patience in letting me do what I needed to do. And my friends for listening to all layers of music production. Special thanks to Lennart who is responsible for creating multiple grooves and beats, which I thankfully adapted to be my own songs (sorry :-).
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Interlude to something more profound, a deeper love and back in to your eyes.
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Darkvoice is Mark Lupker from Amsterdam. Tagline: 90s dance DNA, self-made & finaly live!
He’s been making his own electronic music since the mid-90s. Own productions with a thick wink to Underworld, Massive Attack, Prodigy, the Chemical Brothers, Orb and Orbital — not copies, a dare. Happy and positive in life; drawn to dark sounds.
After his father died in 1997 he began producing voice-based music (from around 1998): voices as the main instrument, almost everything a recording of a voice, mostly his. After about four years of experimenting came the first CD, Images of the Subconscious. In 2004: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas — an alternative soundtrack / homage, never an official film score. In 2006 he started work on Positive Buoyancy. A short DJ set at Freakshow Amsterdam in 2012 mixed old and new Darkvoice. Parenthood brought more gear and computer-generated sounds; the work stayed personal, with no fixed rules.
After roughly thirty years in the studio he now plays fully live: 100% original tracks, live vocals and custom visuals — not a DJ set of other people’s records, with analogue elements in the mix. Recent live: Landjuweel (Ruigoord) and Where the Sheep Sleep 2026; Underworld afterparties in Amsterdam 2019 & 2024.
New tracks, remixes and videos — work in progress.
2026 mix of Shape of Love - full classical / dance crossover approach of the older version. The full version follows shortly and gets a proper release on all platforms.
Based on the new live version: a 2024 Darkvoice take on Underworld's Tin There / Pearls Girl.
New track in 2026. More love and sadness. Sharing the same lyrics as Thcirt Saam. Love, machine and hard work — the end of one journey and the start of another. More light.
Remix of Wish U Mine, remixed in 2026. Miaaaauw (old bells mix).
Ambient / trip-hop album from 2015, made after my second child came into the world. Sounds and samples mostly from my voice and from Images of the Subconscious.
New track in 2024. A mix of love, machine and hard work. Less dark, more light.
New old track: Thcirt Saam (2023) (c). New version and AI visuals — dark, moody, broken heart, death, love and techno with vocals from 20+ years ago.
Rain, the train mix video: coping with grief and loss.
Bones (c) — AI visuals as a living painting. Grief made visible.
A 2023 remix of Everybody Nice from Positive Buoyancy — darker edges, same heart. About emerging from illness and daring to visit dark places without living there.
Early demo from 2023 (c) — raw sketch of a new Darkvoice track.
Still in my Head (2022) (c) — new version with fresh visuals.
From Positive Buoyancy — stress, circuitry and the need for balance between what has been and what will be.
Warm, driving Darkvoice electronica — love as the current that keeps the machine human.
Hard techno rave about overthinking and drinking after a night out — that bottle of wine... Made in 2022 (c).
Mix of jams and demos from around 2017–2021 that did not make it onto Positive Buoyancy.
Want to know more? Bookable for 1-hour and 2-hour sets.