Are those deadpan (if heavily effected) vocals meant to be as hilarious as I and perhaps you will find them, sometimes? Simultaneously yes and no, maybe. They're in keeping with an overall intriguing ambivalence of this, including factually correct lyrics about quantum theory - which itself ambiguously flirts with fiction ('Großvater Paradoxon' is the connundrum: 'what if you went back in time and killed your grandfather?') Marry that with strictly digital instrumentation, playing unmistakably 80's-sounding arrangements and for me, Inertial Frame quite strikes the right balance, in many dimensions.

The third Arpanet release is a clear mixture of the last two albums under this alias. Inertial Frame features the more musical qualities of the Wireless Internet album (including vocals (however warped they get on this album) and varying rhythms), and crosses them over to the scientific sound of Quantum Transposition. The new release is again, another concept album, this time about the physics of space.
For me, this is a very good album. Yes, of course some of it is a little cheesy, but isn't all electro this way? This is maybe the beauty of it! Great stuff to listen to before any important physics exams.