Field Guide To Alien Planets And Other Disco Balls, by Axiome

Field Guide To Alien Planets And Other Disco Balls

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Sascha Loved every minute of it. Just the kind of dystopian electro sound the world needs imho. Favorite track: The Dentist.

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1.	Superfluid 06:00	buy track
2.	Disco Highway 04:12	buy track
3.	Expanding Lightwaves 05:03	buy track
4.	Atomic Gimmick 04:35	buy track
5.	Vortex Polaire 05:25	buy track
6.	Forsaken 04:47	buy track
7.	Enemies Or Foes? 05:15	buy track
8.	The Dentist 04:19	buy track
9.	White Sky Black Clouds 03:53	buy track
10.	Planetarium 05:46	buy track
11.	Gala On The Moon 05:36	buy track
12.	Doomed For Immortality 09:36	buy track

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It feels a little bit redundant to try to introduce Axiome (Cedrik Fermont, Olivier Moreau), as both members of the duo are well known by themselves and their active time as Axiome dating back to 1991 with a number of well-received releases and remember-able live appearances, that of course includes their appearance on our label festival in Duisburg back in 2017. So all there is to say is "Welcome to audiophob!"

On the "Field Guide To Alien Planets And Other Disco Balls", nostalgic librarian robots meet radioactive posers with super powers. You will come by jettisoned dentists that are lost in space as well as future Mars coloniser whose mission is nothing else than a rampage. Beware of aliens, that are nothing else than enemies or foes rather than allies or enemies.

All this is wrapped around vocoded voices in electro tunes – but not your classic ones – and a lot of humour. Black humour that is, that helps us to cope with a dystopian but also surreal future, or better said, one of the many futures offered to us.

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released April 1, 2022

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