Showing posts with label Circle Of Dust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Circle Of Dust. Show all posts

Monday, 21 January 2019

RIGGED UP

This is going to be a loose, recurring blog entry featuring studio chats with Electronic Rockers that will get amended and revised as-and-when. You'll get in-depth knowledge about band histories and studio tips. To start things off, let's see studio chats from TRENT REZNOR ( NIN ), and KLAYTON ( Celldweller / Circle of Dust ).








and if you want to go even deeper with Klayton, watch this - 


Monday, 27 March 2017

ON THE DECKS

This edition of FUTURE-ROCKER was powered by large doses of CIRCLE OF DUST.









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Friday, 27 January 2017

KLAYTON LIVE IN THE STUDIO / CELLDWELLER FACEBOOK EVENT

If you want to see how Klayton turns all that amazing noise into a track, check it out:



For a great overview of his 2016 output [ Celldweller, Scandroid, Circle of Dust, games soundtracks, etc. ], watch this clip:





MUSIC PROMO FOR TRANSMISSIONS: PULSE INJECTOR


Thursday, 20 October 2016

NEW SCANDROID ALBUM IMMINENT!

The greatest 80s Synth-Rock band that never existed is about to release its debut album!

One of the many brainchildren of production mastermind Klayton ( who is also Circle of Dust, Argyle Park and of course, the legendary Celldweller ), Scandroid are the spiritual gene-splice of New Romantic pop stars Duran Duran and William Gibson's Neuromancer.

The album features 15 tracks of ridiculously catchy cyber-rock, ideal for those late nights when you've got Near Dark, Bladerunner or Akira on subtitles and you want a more rockin' soundtrack to go with the visuals.




''The debut, self-titled Scandroid album features 15 tracks, ranging from the driving instrumental energy of "Destination Unknown," to melodic vocal tracks like "Awakening With You," "Aphelion," and "Neo-Tokyo," rounded out with the cinematic epics "2517" & "Singularity." As a child of the 80's, Klayton has also included a cover of the classic Tears For Fears song "Shout," that he has been patiently waiting to cover since he first heard the song on U.S. radio in 1985. The digital album concludes with a bonus remix from synthwave artist Waveshaper. The 72 minute album depicts themes of a cyberpunk future where humans and sentient robots struggle to find a connection in their dystopian world.''

The album is out on November 11th, with an early-bird release the day before, via the label website ( see below ).

'THE ULTIMATE IN RETRO-TECH'

Yes, for Eighties completists, you can also experience the album via the extremely convenient cassette format!



This and many other collectables are available at FIXTSTORE.