Assembled in Bucharest, Romania in 2008, Datacrashrobot generates a sonic trip that takes it's listener to a wild ride into a multi-tonal world made of carefully crafted ensembles that have been released on various labels such as Bass Agenda Recordings, Roulette Rekordz, Lasergum, Diffuse Reality and more.
Cold metalic atmospheres, futuristic sounding glitches and vocal snippets, Datacrashrobot manages to juggle with a wide array of sounds, luring his listener with an accessible retro-feeling or at times building menacing arrangements of complex beats.

Tracklist:
01. Autechre - Eutow  [Warp Records]
02. Plant43 - Ubicomp Malfunction [Semantica Records]
03. IXRQ - Dream In Data [Stilleben Records]
04. Poladroïd - The Last Wavejumper [unreleased]
05. Reptant - Hypnotik Psykotik [Salt Mines]
06. B0t23 - Gamer [unreleased]
07. Shed - Hello Bleep! [Ostgut Ton]
08. Patscan - Swoosh [Digital Distortions]
09. Walton - Rolla [Ilian Tape]
10. Cane - Scint [Creative Space Records]
11. 214 - Dislocated [Frustrated Funk]
12. Al Tourettes - Bodies Collide [[k]rack-troni[k]]
13. ADJ - Bang The Beat [Digital Distortions]
14. Datacrashrobot -  Bacteriophage [Pripyat Recordings]
15. CYRK - Convolution [Avoidant]
16. The Droid - Aggression (W1b0's Inclination To Fight Or Quarrel) [Crobot Muzik]
17. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X  [Murder Capital]
18. Drexciya - The Countdown Has Begun [Underground Resistance]
19. Pal Secam Kids - Flatblock 209 [Spacebar Sentiments]
20. Isolated Material - Spinning [Ukonx Recordings]
21. Terrestrial Access Network - Multimode [Dionysian Mysteries]
22. Errorbeauty & Serge Geyzel - Atom [Section 27]

Links:
Bandcamp : www.datacrashrobot.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Datacrashrobot
SoundCloud : soundcloud.com/datacrashrobot
Youtube : www.youtube.com/channel/UC0K51-j_J0m95oQtG3Ael2A

Modulations

MOD.43 - Datacrashrobot

Modulations is back — with a new musical direction.

In this next chapter, the podcast will focus mainly on live performances from electronic music artists who embrace a DIY approach to creativity — many of whom perform at EMOM and similar grassroots events.

Over the past few years, I’ve been attending various EMOM (Electronic Music Open Mic) events across the north of England. It’s at these gatherings that I’ve discovered some incredible talent — from both familiar and often unknown artists. This includes close friends, whom I’ve had the pleasure of watching take to the stage and perform for the very first time. The whole experience has been inspiring — and eye (or ear) opening, to say the least.

Click here for more information about EMOM and how to get involved: electronicmusicopenmic.com

In addition to live performances, I’ll occasionally upload DJ sets — from myself and a few handpicked others. No genre boundaries — just the good stuff.

If you create live electronic music — whether you play at EMOM events or elsewhere — I’d love to hear from you.

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