Starbase 109 - Starbase 109 (c) 2003 Starbase 109 (Self-Released)
Artist....: Starbase 109
Album.....: Starbase 109
Type......: Album
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 12
Genre.....: Electronic
Label.....: Starbase 109 (Self-Released)
Catalogue#: n/a
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: www.myspacecom/starbase109
Tracklist:
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01 Engineering Workshop 02:31
02 Metrolink 02:51
03 You're An Android 02:40
04 Gravedigger 03:35
05 Waxworks Museum 03:17
06 Dialing Tone 02:39
07 Nursing Home 03:29
08 Bailiffs 03:41
09 Submarine 03:10
10 Cosmetic Surgery 03:00
11 Vacuum Cleaner 04:14
12 Radiation Leak 04:12
Total:45,9 MB / 39:19 min
Release Notes:
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A new futurist electronic duo similar in style and sound to Kraftwerk
and S.P.O.C.K.
A new phenomenon has emerged in Manchester over the last year. A music
never before heard to the human ear. It can only be described as
Industrial Futurism.
Founded members are Montarg and Krayon (Rohan Adams and John Collins in
real life) their mission here is to influence the younger generation
for what is to come and the older generation to put back what is gone.
The lyrics to their songs have been translated, in order to be
understood by humans, melodies have been designed to infiltrate the
inner ear and frontal lobe area of the brain.
On stage they express themselves with slow unexplainable movements not
of this world. Industrial contraptions fill the stage with smoke and
steam creating a haze that resembles an alien landscape.
Unique electronic style synth pop with strong melodic vocal harmonies
and lyrics about the mechanical nature of modern life.
These artists (a duo) are a bizarre mix of interesting stage machinery,
antics, funny salutes, sci-fi uniforms. The sound is minimalist
electronic, not unlike Kraftwerk, but with a strong vocal aspect as
well. They are slightly tongue in cheek, although the delivery comes
across totally straight faced.