The 80s Electro Album | tl

Album , the eclectic electronic rock quartet formed in Monterrey, Mexico in 2002, has released four independent albums: “Eureka sön” (2003), “Microbricolages” (2006), "Album Vs. Monterrey" (2007) and "Cancer Baby" (2008). These four albums have been amazingly well received by the critics not only in the Mexican Independent scene, but also internationally. Album´s live act at Austin, TX´s South by Southwest Music Festival was described by the New York Times as: “a galvanizing late night set, Album merged rippling electronic loops and effects with fierce garage-rock rave-ups”. The experience Album has gathered while touring in Mexico has allowed them to...

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ELECTROCUTICA is a Creative Music company based in Tokyo managed by music producer Treow graphic designer Shizuka Kitajima. The two of them invited talented musicians to work on projects and manage everything from composition to recording, production, promotion, and sales online and at conventions to reach their listeners. They work together daily to support artists and creativity, prioritizing activities that do not conform to traditional music industry conventions. Instead, they cater to the new generation's understanding of supply and demand and reward both musicians and listeners whilst protecting their copyrights. They spread a unique insight into culture currently evolving in...

Electrobelle are Charlotte Sanderson (Voices) and Barry Mallon (Noises). They met in the autumn of 2007 through mutual friend and producer J P Braddock. Since then they have collaboratively produced meaningful electro-pop that is instantly accessible, but with hidden depths that reveal themselves as the listener becomes more intimate with the songs. All Electrobelle songs are written by Barry Mallon and Charlotte Sanderson, and are programmed and produced by Barry Mallon. Barry was at primary school in 1981 and has fond memories of listening to his older brothers playing The Human League's Dare album and Jean Michele Jarre's Equinox through...

The Album Leaf officially began in 1998 as the solo project of Jimmy LaValle, guitarist for San Diego, California-based post-rock band Tristeza. LaValle has also performed in several other San Diego-area bands, including Swing Kids, The Locust, GoGoGo Airheart, and The Black Heart Procession. An Orchestrated Rise to Fall Jimmy LaValle had been playing an ocarina in the post-rock instrumental band Tristeza. Being a multi-instrumentalist, during downtime in the fall of 1998, he began playing drums for San Diego band GoGoGo Airheart. The singer and guitarist for the group, Mike Vermillion (which later inspired the song name "Vermillion" on One...