Dark Crimes: An homage to polishcore

There is an aesthetic called polishcore. It's not that common, as I've seen it being used only a little so far, but it seems to be growing, which makes sense because more people learn about it and start using it. It's only new due to the fact that it was named somewhat recently, but it's been out there for years. All the pictures of post-communist dwellings and apartment blocks and streets, but also clothes and house decorations and furniture and choice of colours. There is a characteristic set of those elements that are used by people/artists that consciously reach for polishcore, and "Dark Crimes" takes freely from these visuals to build it's identity.