Draft:Eleventh Fear
French electronic music project
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Eleventh Fear is a musical project founded by French composer, sound engineer, and producer Ludovic Dhenry. Established as a unified entity for Dhenry’s extensive body of work spanning over two decades, the project merges elements of Dark Techno, Neoclassical, and Goth music.
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Submission declined on 25 April 2026 by ChrysGalley (talk). This draft is not adequately supported by reliable sources. Wikipedia's verifiability policy requires that all content be supported by reliable sources.
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Comment: So let's use WP:NSONG as a criteria here, though I can see that's not a perfect fit. The requirement is for independent reliable sources giving significant coverage. Here, towards the end, is a hint that these sources exist, but there is no summation or detail of that coverage, just a name check - this incidentally is usually a trait of AI or LLM. So what is needed here is to review the wording of NSONG, and then the independent sources, the reviews in other words, and then drive a summary from those sources. ChrysGalley (talk) 07:32, 25 April 2026 (UTC)

A proponent of the DIY (Do It Yourself) ethos, Dhenry manages all aspects of production, from composition to mixing and mastering, drawing on his background in sound engineering. His music is primarily released through his independent label, Neris Records, which serves as the dedicated platform for his creative output.
Dhenry’s career began in the early 2000s, with his work appearing on prominent international darkwave and industrial labels, including BLC Productions (USA) and Caustic Records (Spain). His productions have received coverage in specialized media such as Side-Line Magazine and Dark Entries. In 2022, Dhenry officially consolidated his various musical endeavors under the name Eleventh Fear with the release of the single "Elfenarzt".

Discography
Studio albums and EPs
- Ombre (2025) – Neris Records
- Fire Flakes (2025) – Neris Records
- Weiße Augen (2023) – Neris Records
- Murmeln im Raum (EP, 2023) – Neris Records
- Waldhexen (EP, 2022) – Neris Records
- Tränen des Leidens (2020) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Paranormal Events (EP, 2020) – as Résonance Magnétique, Neris Records
- Du wirst sein (EP, 2020) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Sign (2019) – as Résonance Magnétique, Neris Records
- Weg der Seelen (2017) – as Zauber, Neris Records
- Abend (2016) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Revoke (2015) – as Résonance Magnétique, Neris Records
- Engel (2014) – as Zauber, Neris Records
- Ghost (2014) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Sadness (2013) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Allein (2012) – as Exponentia, Neris Records
- Spirit (2010) – Neris Records
- Deep Inside Myself (2006) – as Zauber, Neris Records
Singles
- "The Threat of the Two Wizards" (2026)
- "An Afternoon by Your Tomb" (2026)
- "Die Reisenden" (2026)
- "State of Confusion" (2025)
- "Organism" (2025)
- "No Escape" (2025)
- "Dust" (2025)
- "Android" (2025)
- "Zweite Schatten" (2024)
- "Claw" (2024)
- "Waveform" (2024)
- "Mondlicht" (2022)
- "Elfenarzt" (2022)
- "Sechs Krähen" (2020) – as Zauber
Compilation appearances and Remixes
- Five Years Under (2025, Terra Relicta) – track: "Dimness"
- ElectroDarkness (2024, Terra Relicta) – track: "Haunted Town"
- password: darkwave27 (2023, Terra Relicta) – tracks: "Elfenarzt", "Grim Cave" (as Résonance Magnétique)
- Face The Beat: Session 6 (2020, Side-Line) – track: "Sechs Krähen" (as Zauber)
- Face The Beat: Session 5 (2019, Side-Line) – track: "Grim Cave" (as Résonance Magnétique)
- Jeanny EP (2016, Prussia Records) – track: "Jeanny (Exponentia Remix)" by Sara Noxx feat. Mark Benecke
- Fading For A Lifetime (2012, Aeterna Nox) – track: "The Silence Song (Eleventh Fear Remix)" by Curse Of The Vampire
- Anger & Agony (2008, Aeterna Nox) – tracks: "Nightmare (feat. Zauber)", "Behind The Attic Door (Zauber Remix)"
- Interbreeding IX: Kuru (2007, BLC Productions) – track: "Noise House" (as Zauber)
- Electronic Manifesto (2007, Caustic Records) – track: "Funeral Imagination" (as Zauber)
- Messes Synthétiques (2007, Légion Funeste) – track: "Paradise" (as Zauber)
Reception and critical analysis
The musical output of Ludovic Dhenry has been documented by the specialized dark alternative press.
- Critical analysis: Side-Line Magazine described Dhenry's work as an "introspective and dark sonic journey," praising the emotional depth of the album Abend.[1]
- Atmospheric style: The Belgian publication Dark Entries highlighted the project's evolution with Weiße Augen, noting a "darker, more oppressive atmosphere" and melodic sensitivity.[2]
- International documentation: His projects have been featured in interviews with Peek-a-Boo Magazine and documented by Schwarze Welle in Germany.[3]


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