Probably the best 1950s funfair electro pop disco song ever.
Round and round the waltzer!

Waltzer

What's in the Black Briefcase?
5-4-3-2-1 who's gonna go first?

Black Briefcase

She’s got 96 eyes 
Blood chilling deathly cries
Towering 50 feet high
And her brain never dies
She can metamorphasise
Her stare can fossilise
Always asleep by sunrise
And her kisses hypnotise

I’m in love (monster) and I’m in love (monster)
 
Is she from outer space
Or another far off place
Deep down in a black lagoon
Dark side of a Martian moon
Silver bullets just won’t work
Put away the garlic jerk
Laughing at you crucifix
And your ouija party tricks

I’m in love (monster) and I’m in love (monster)

I’m captivated by her stare
This is this the end but I don’t care

I’m in love (monster) and I’m in love (monster)

(I'm In Love With A) Monster

We’ve been watching you 
Behind the curtain 
Nothing is secret 
Of that we are certain 

We listen to your phone calls 
We read your love letters 
Those particular deviant friends 
You should have known better 

Cause these are the lives 

These are the lives of others 
These are the lives of others 
These are the lives of others 
And you 

These are your fathers and brothers 
These are your sisters and mothers 
These are the lives of others 
And you 

We left our machines 
Somewhere inside 
Whatever you’re thinking 
There’s nowhere to hide 

In Midnight black cars 
Secret devices 
TRUST NO BODY 
We wear disguises 

Cause these are the lives 
These are the lives of others 
These are the lives of others 
These are the lives of others 
And you 

These are your sisters and brothers 
These are your friends and lovers 
These are the lives of others 
And you

The Lives Of Others

We should have got the van serviced. This looks like no place for an electro pogo dance punk band to break down...

Keller Machine - Breaking Down

Caught in these flashing lights 
This plastic neon life 
And the DJ plays this song....

High Wire - radio mix

Clink the link https://youtu.be/y5zHSfKJj54 See the spacetastic video.

Keller Dome

The Sink

SITTING IN AN EGG SHAPED CHAIR
LISTENING TO ENO
ACCUMULATING SOME ORGONE 
READING THE BEANO
BLUE AND ME IN THE S.P.V.
TO FUTURA CITY
PICKING UP SOME ASTRO FOOD
THAT HYDRATES QUICKLY

HOLD ON
SOMETHING’S GONE WRONG
NEIL, NEIL ARMSTRONG
HOLD ON
FUTURE’S ALL WRONG
NEIL, NEIL ARMSTRONG

HEADING TO THE SPACE STATION
ON AN INTERSTELLAR VACATION
HITCHED A LIFT IN THE XL5
ZODIAC HITS THE HYPERDRIVE
A MOONBASE DATE WITH RHAPSODY
8 TRACK IS PLAYING THE MAN MACHINE
GETTING IT ON IN THE ORGASMATRON
ME AND THE MODEL WITH MY VISOR ON

HOLD ON
SOMETHING’S GONE WRONG
NEIL, NEIL ARMSTRONG
HOLD ON
FUTURE’S ALL WRONG
NEIL, NEIL ARMSTRONG

Neil Armstrong

The full Moonbase mix. Pour yourself a pan-galactic gargle blaster, sit back and enjoy.

Neil Armstrong (Moonbase Mix)

From Electronic Sound Magazine Nov 22 issue

Keller Machine
The electropogo revolution starts here

Who?
Sam Day and Adam Donovan, two dog-eared likely lads, one from London and one from Lincolnshire. Having spent the last couple of years putting single tracks on Bandcamp, the pair have now brought together the best of these for their debut album ‘Kitchen Sinks And Rocket Ships’. Taking their name from a mind-mushing device used by the Master in a 1971 episode of ‘Doctor Who’ - this was in the glory days John Pertwee - Keller Machine deliver short and sharp electronic pop songs powered by almost punk levels of vim. Is there such a thing as electropogo? There is now.

Why Keller Machine?
We could talk about the gritty vocals, or the super-catchy synth melodies, or the driving basslines, but what’s most striking about Keller Machine is how they sound like they’re having a total blast. They have a way with words as well, the title of their album neatly encapsulating their interest in both humdrum happenings and outer space. Take the opening lines of ‘Neil Armstrong’, a desperate and hilarious message to the dead astronaut about how badly the future has gone wrong: “Sitting in an egg-shaped chair/listening to Eno/Accumulating some orgone/Reading The Beano”. Rhyming Eno with The Beano is gold star stuff, but sliding in a Hawkwind reference  in there too is genius.

Tell Us More…
Since you’ve asked nicely…Weirdo disco, black briefcases, monsters, Our Price, paper hats, leaky taps and phone taps, Spizz Energy, double chasers, low-end fuzz, Davis Essex and Ringo Starr, mini-skirts, builder’s tea, ‘The Man Machine’, bursts of guitar deliberately timed to give synth purists the heebie-jeebies…And relaaaaax, albeit only for as long as it takes to start wondering why we’re messing about with half a page on Keller Machine when they should quite clearly be on the fromt cover of the magazine. Maybe next month.

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