Music Videos D-CAN – “The Hands Of D-CAN” video July 6, 2015 1 min read Presented in recent interview and featured in a number of other IDIOTEQ features, Mr D-CAN is back with another video promoting his recent EP “Operation: D-CAN“. Watch the crazy visual and listen to the full record below. Operation: D-CAN by DCANOperation: D-CAN by DCAN Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: dcanhip hoplife to live recordsrap Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in February 12, 2026 SUGAR HORSE announce “Not A Sound In Heaven,” share massive new single “Secret Speech” February 11, 2026 NEW VISION step out of the Hudson Valley fog with “Daze” February 9, 2026 FERAL NATURE conjure ritual violence in “Cradle of Twigs & Bone” video February 9, 2026 MADFOLK make peace with their inner pop-punk kid on “Katherine” Previous Story SIBERIAN MEAT GRINDER – “Walking Tall” (feat. Vinnie Stigma) video Next Story UNITED AND STRONG – “Days Of Innocence” video Latest Melodic post hardore band BACKCHANNEL wrap up Toronto’s genre-fluid heavy underground on “Undercurrent” Raw black metallers BIRCHING crawl out of Turku’s winter with a bleak demo Fierce hardcore beast FLESH CREEP brings “We Need You To Bleed” back into focus with new reissue GENUINE CONNECTION’s “I Swear” EP turns years of grief, anger, and love into five mellow indie tracks Art rockes GLEN name their fourth album after the opening line of Orwell’s “1984” – and mean every word of it
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