After three years, LES ROBOTS return with their much-anticipated new album: 'Intermission | Optigan'. Built around the warped charm of a broken Optigan, a forgotten Mattel (He-Man, Barbie) keyboard from the late '60s, this record is packed with instrumental robo-weirdness. Drawing inspiration from Joe Meek, The Ventures, Jean Jacques Perrey, 50s/60s soundtracks, Stockhausen, The Shadows and more, 'Intermission | Optigan' somehow feels more human, playful, and alive than most music on Earth today.

Not bad for a crew of iron idiots from beyond the stars. But what do these music machines themselves think of their new album? '0101.0.0.111 0.1.1.0.1.0.1-… 0011.1.1' says D.V.R., which translates as 'I think it's our best album up until now'. 1.0.1.01.01.01.000 -1-1-1.0.0.0 111000-.-.-.-1.0.1.0.1.000' R-JoHn adds, 'I agree.' So sit back, pour yourself a cold beverage, and let these meticulously crafted sonic adventures carry you away.

A:
1. An Alarming Start
2. When H.A.N.K.-B and R-JoHN Collide
3. N.O.V.A.
4. Slimy Matter
5. Theme From Optigan
6. A Strange New World

B:
1. Wailin' On Soundwaves
2. Solar-Sonata
3. Flea Market On Planet P
4. Lajka's Heart Rate
5. Elektro Returns
6. The Last 3 Minutes Of Mars

Sicherheits- und Herstellerinformationen
Soundflat Mailorder
Alter Markt 49
41061 Mönchengladbach
Germany

order@soundflat.de