The 8 Of Space
Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.
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Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.
Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.
Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.
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Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.
Available To Order (Estimated Shipping between 3-7 Working Days)
This item is to the best of our knowledge available to us from the supplier and should ship to you within the time-frame indicated. If there are any unforeseen issues with availability we will notify you immediately
Dirk Dresselhaus's Editions Mego debut is a post-dystopian electronic pop concept album that deals with reality and illusion, human and machine. Alright then!
Since the mid 1990s, Dresselhaus has been analyzing the relationship between pop and experimental electronic spaces, sometimes diving headfirst into one side or the other and sometimes finding a comfortable mid-point. "The 8 of Space" is his poppiest album for years, and uses familiar forms to reflect a "trans human sound world where biological and technical elements compliment each other".
So with modular synth, drum machines, guitars and vocals, Dresselhaus assembles slender songs that reflect his long, varied catalog and interests in heady sci-fi concepts. Using a robot voice he's named iBot, he gives a humorous lightness to proceedings, dipping in and out of electro-pop formula hinting at the past and the future simultaneously.