Formed in Tel Aviv in 2010 by Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi, Red Axes are an eclectic Israeli dance duo whose tracks range from dubby left-field house workouts to brooding cuts influenced by industrial and new wave. Their songs often blend dusty, twangy electric guitar riffs with simmering disco-inspired drum-machine rhythms, as well as the duo's own shadowy vocals. The duo have a sinister sense of humor -- they once made a bootleg disco edit of 's "Red Right Hand" -- but despite some tinges of darkness, their tracks generally feel easygoing and good-spirited rather than truly menacing. Previously members of post-punk band , the two producers started a series of parties in Tel Aviv called Break It! before releasing the first Red Axes EPs in 2010. The digital EP Tour de Chile appeared on French label in 2012, followed by "Caminho de Dreyfus" -- featuring veteran Brazilian vocalist -- on in 2012. Red Axes' debut full-length, Ballad of the Ice, appeared on in 2014. The vocal- and guitar-