Space March - Without This You Can Never Change (c) 2007 Ninthwave Records
Artist....: Space March
Album.....: Without This You Can Never Change
Type......: Album
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 11
Genre.....: Synthpop
Label.....: Ninthwave Records
Catalogue#: NW 10053
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.spacemarch.com
Tracklist:
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01 About To Explode 03:55
02 Out Of Touch 04:19
03 Canadian Girls 04:01
04 Nothing Else 05:12
05 Four Winds 04:07
06 Impossible 04:23
07 Time Will Make A Fool Out Of Me 04:05
08 Shape The World 04:01
09 Sugar 04:26
10 Stronger Than Steel 04:36
11 Trapped 05:07
Total:66,8 MB / 48:12 min
Release Notes:
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Space March is essentially about great pop music - pop music that makes
you feel and makes you think. Whether the instruments are synthesizers,
guitars, strings or electric pianos, Space March believes in the old
fashioned notion that pop music can be an art form that challenges as
well as entertains.
Space March is the solo project of Craig Simmons from the renown
Australian Synth-pop duo - ElectroSquad. In a way, Space March
represents the third phase of ElectroSquad, combining the strengths of
the previous two albums along with a more indie orientation.
As the principal member of ElectroSquad, Craig released two critically
acclaimed electronic pop albums through ElectroSquad and had songs
placed on a number of pop compilations and tribute albums, as well as
remixing tracks for leading American Synth-pop bands Ganymede and Carol
Masters. The ElectroSquad song 'The Moment Of Truth (Ganymede Remix)'
also won Best Remix in the 2001 American Synth-pop Awards.
The debut self-titled album from Space March combines Beatlesque
melodies and clever lyrics in a "spaced-out" electronic pop/rock style.
Although Space March has a very distinctive sound, it is one that is
not easily categorised. Similarly, although Space March is influenced
by a host of arty pop bands from the 1960s to current day, it is not
easily likened to another band. Space March might not fit the formula
but it offers an alternative that is equally engaging. :)