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"Queen Of Chinatown" is the first single out off The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Queen Of Chinatown

"Neon Sign" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Neon Sign

"Thirty Horses Gently Weep" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Thirty Horses Gently Weep

"Luna" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Luna

"Fly" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

"Inside My Robot's Mind" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Inside My Robot's Mind

"You Know" is the third single out off The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

You Know

"Just Say You Love Me Again" included on The Controversy's second album "Don't Count On Me".

Written, produced and mixed by The Controversy
Additional mixing and Artwork Photography by Mehdi Hassine
Mastered by Audio Animals, UK
Artwork design by Thomas Hjorth

The Los Angeles electronic art-pop duo The Controversy invites you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance and unusual pop melodies. The duo has been proclaimed as one of the Best Artist of 2014 and their latest album "Don't Count On Me" as an "electronic art-pop masterpiece" by FourCulture Magazine, U&I Magazine named their single "Queen of Chinatown" as #1 Single of 2014, Bandcamp described it as "super moody pop music that's turning heads", and Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, Polari UK and Impose Magazine, among others, have featured and premiered their work.

Originally from Spain and Denmark, The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock, infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy".

Just Say You Love Me Again

We are proud to share with you our newest song recorded in collaboration with Converse Rubber Tracks. Inspired by the writings of author Annie Dillard, "Annie" is an appreciation of the solace and mental presence that her work has given to many people, both lyrically and musically.




Musicians on Annie: Matt Billings, Grant Stevens, Joe Lengson, Sean Carl Thomas
Mixed by Andrew Naeve
Mastered at Little Red Book Mastering
Recorded at Fortress Studios by Adam Lathrum

Annie

The Controversy pumps new life into their already edgy pop hit “Two Voices,” featured as KCRW’s Today’s Top Tune, as “Two Voices (Night Version)” introduces a booming bass line and further adds to their already sophisticated mix of electronica and psychedelic rock.

Remixed by The Controversy
Mastered by Audio Animals, London

All Rights Reserved, Los Angeles, CA, 2015.

Two Voices (Night Version)

A simple man just having fun doing what I can to make others happy.

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