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An essential piece of work, The Sound Of Futurism is a record that perfectly blends the first steps of modern synthpunk with abstract noise, with a deep, deep production value.

On side A, Army Now, this dizzy, fuzzy, mixed hymn to war, blows up in... Voir l'avis en entier

The first release on Voltage Musique was sporting the label's arrogant slogan : "Fantastique musique for fantastique people", French-induced typos included. Nevertheless, that release held La Deuxième's first incarnation and for that alone, the slogan... Voir l'avis en entier

After vanishing into subspace after their debut album, a very pop-oriented offering, fell onto the electroclash pavement, Crossover is back with some serious beatmaking intentions. Right away, let's say that the German duo is not afraid to point out... Voir l'avis en entier

Since "Yeah" fell on the dancefloors like a nuclear bomb, everybody was waiting for that single, "Movement", so it would maybe show the path taken by LCD Soundsystem on their long-awaited, highly anticipated debut album. What is "Movement" you say ?... Voir l'avis en entier

First, LCD mixed at a perfect level punk and disco with Losing My Edge. Then, with Give It Up, the disco side was watered down a bit and stripped to a pure rock'n'roll extasy. Now what to except from Yeah ? Disco beats, of course !

But that... Voir l'avis en entier

With his already visionary Leichenschmaus album, Splank! from Zombie Nation made it clear : he was here to change the patterns of electronic music. With Absorber, the evidence of a total success strikes beautifully. From the integration of an electric... Voir l'avis en entier

All electro purists, pseudo-intellectuals can run their mouths about Fischerspooner as long as they want to, just the finale to Emerge demonstrates how hardcore these New Yorkers can be. The sound is uncompromised, crashing in fast-paced beats and... Voir l'avis en entier

Brilliant, violent and solid. What else would you expect from a great record to rock on the dancefloor ? Commodore 64 sounds, of course ! This is pure genius.

This release explains very well what was going on behind Dakar & Grinser, as everybody now knows the disco edge was provided by Kreuz. However, instead of pushing things further, the German producer sticks to that old stinky, not-so-interesting sound.... Voir l'avis en entier

The montrealer Akufen brings a new type of elektro music. His unique style is simply amazing and create such an ambience that it is essential. All the works of Akufen that were released before My Way are relatively shit because of their repetitive... Voir l'avis en entier