Bartos

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.

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

01. Mat Carter - Roll-Out To.. [Varial Records]
02. Andrea Parker & David Morley - Game Over [Touchin' Bass]
03. The Outsider - Noctilucent Clouds [Ukonx Recordings]
04. Krok - Amp Error (Ectomorph Version) [Interdimensional Transmissions]
05. Cybernet Systems - Circuitry [Battle Trax]
06. Octagon Man - Teasing The Dragons Tail [Electron Industries]
07. No Moon - Where Am I [Mechatronica]
08. Shiver - Ursa Major 7 [Shiver Records]
09. Troubleshooter - Electroconvulsive Treatment [Modern Love]
10. Datacrashrobot - Cross Entropy Error [Diffuse Reality]
11. Soulweaver - Parra Attack [Touchin' Bass]
12. Trichome - The Thoth Lowrider [Schematic]
13. Francois Dillinger - Sideways Eight [Narrow Gauge]
14. BPMF - Star Clique [Bass Agenda Recordings]
15. Ultradyne - Dr. Blowfins Experiment [Somewhere In Detroit]
16. Kim Cosmik - Evolution revolution (Hatch Remix) [Diffuse Reality]
17. Alavux - Mad By Mike [Octagon Records]
18. CYRK - Solar Mechanics [Science Cult]
19. LL321 - Agoraphobia [Roulette Rekordz]
20. The Wee DJs - This Machine Is Broken [Penalty]

CyberDomain - Datacrashrobot

Dark melodic and electronic visions of art dreamt up by the figure in a hood and mask
Producing underground electro since 2014. From West Yorkshire 

Producing for labels such as Science cult / Diffuse reality / Blind allies / Jupiter4 / Umx / Tropical Underground / Borg Recordings / Urban Connections / Abseits Recordings /
Elektrodos Recordings / Urban Distortions / Tropical Goth with many more to come.

Intro
Cybereign - Time is now (Diffuse Reality)
Slaves of Sinus - Standing at the Precipice (Cybereign remix) (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign v Nastia Y - Wake up (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign - Warp tunnel (Heidi Sabertooth mix) (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign - Secret lives (Lasergum Recordings)
Cybereign vs TECHcontrol - Populous
Cybereign - I'm in time (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign - Assassins (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign - Cyborg Rock (Diffuse Reality)
Gravedad Cinetica - Acid town (Cybereign remix) (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign - Sid off grid (Diffuse Reality)
Cybereign v Nastia y - Allenbi
Cybereign v Nastia Y - Allenbi (Jauzas the Shining remix) (Diffuse Reality)

https://soundcloud.com/cybereign
https://www.instagram.com/cybereign

CyberDomain Artist Spotlight - CYBEREIGN

OFF THE RECORD – THE NEW ALBUM FROM KARL BARTOS, EX-KRAFTWERK  – RELEASE DATE: MARCH 15TH 2013

Karl Bartos' new album is an audio-visual sensation! Lost for many years, some of his early music has been reconceived and re-contextualised in a thrilling modern setting. Here's the story: during Kraftwerk's heyday Karl Bartos wrote – off the record – a secret acoustic diary. Based on his musical jottings – rhythms, riffs, hooks, sounds, chords and melodies – this is what he has come up with today: twelve brand new, exciting, timeless songs.


KARL BARTOS – THE MELODY MAKER

Karl Bartos is well-known as one-quarter of the "classic" Kraftwerk line-up. Many of their most influential rhythms and memorable melodies were actually conceived in his home studio. They would later be used on an unstoppable succession of hits from the Düsseldorf band as they ascended to the lofty heights of popular music culture.

As a major contributor to The Man-Machine (1978) and Computer World (1981) Bartos has had a decisive influence on Kraftwerk's music. Rolling Stone author Mike Rubin says of this years: "there's something timeless and universal about their songwriting of this period."

The Kraftwerk team went on to achieve worldwide success and cult status: in 1982 The Model became a UK number 1. The track has become a classic in the history of music, along with The Robots, Metropolis, Neon Lights, Numbers, Pocket Calculator, Home Computer, Tour de France, Musique Non-Stop and The Telephone Call. Kraftwerk have been one of the most sampled artists of all time, and there have been countless cover versions of their songs. In 2005, perhaps the biggest rock band of the time Coldplay incorporated the melody from Computer Love into their hit Talk. Almost all of the group's best-known tracks date back to the "classic" line-up. In 2012 Kraftwerk performed a retrospective of this repertoire in the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Karl Bartos left the band in 1990. Subsequently he became an independent producer and writer – for his project Electric Music, as a solo artist, and also together with fellow friends and musicians – Bernard Sumner (New Order), Johnny Marr (The Smiths) and Andy McCluskey (OMD).

In 2004 he co-founded the Master of Arts course "Sound Studies – Acoustic Communication" at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), where he was a visiting professor, teaching Auditory Media Design up until 2009.


OFF THE RECORD – THE ALBUM

For Off the Record, Karl Bartos has opened up his music archive for the very first time. He rediscovered and analysed hundreds of tapes, piles of sheet music, and years of digital media. Inspired by his acoustic diary and adding his experience as a composer and producer, he has created twelve brand new songs – written and performed with masterly skill.

It took him two years to accomplish this original Bartos album: iron crystal music, vocoder newspeak, robot sounds, digital glitch, techno pop, catchy melodies, electronic avant-garde, roaring silence, futurism, and, of course, those rhythms! Rhythms of brutal minimalistic impact as found on the much-sampled Numbers recorded three decades ago and described by Mike Banks of Underground Resistance as "the secret code of electronic funk."


ON TOUR – LIVE CINEMA

For Bartos, music alone has never been enough! Fascinated by the interplay of image and sound Bartos also works with the medium of film – the latest example of which will be seen on the Off the Record tour in 2013. Forget about technical nostalgia in 3-D; instead tune into LiveCinema: 90 minutes of music and film – rhythmical, modern, intelligent.


Website: http://bureau-b.de/karlbartos.php

Karl Bartos - Atomium (Snippet)

The last installment in my Open to close set of my Live dj mix from Flash Club (WashingtonDC) on Friday Jan 31st, 2020... Enjoy the last hour of the recording...

Tracklist from Part 4 show:

Higher State Of Consciousness (Adana Twins Remix One) 	Josh Wink	
Kuar (Henrik Schwarz Remix)	Emmanuel Jal	Innervisions
MLK I HAVE A DREAM (CRATEBUG EDIT)  Kuar (Henrik Schwarz Remix) 
Kuar (Henrik Schwarz Remix)	Emmanuel Jal	Innervisions
Ridgewood (Original Mix)	Mella Dee	WAREHOUSE MUSIC
Hi Line Extraction (Mike Parker Version)	Edit Select	Lanthan Audio
Leave in Silence (Wink loop)	Depeche Mode   (un-released)	
How's your evening so far (CL Remix)  Lil Louis VS Josh Wink	(un-released) 
HR Nervous Edit 'Get Up' [mast	Byron Stingly	    Nervous
HR Nervous Edit Winx 'How's the Music' 	Josh Wink  Nervous	
Pacifica 3   808 State vs Jask-Thaisoul (white)	
I'll be your friend	  Robert Owens    	
Acid Tracks (KiNK mix) 	Phuture	
Don't lose the magic(blok Mix)	Mike Hitman Wilson	(Un-released)
shoelaces (TRUNCATE REMIX)	Josh Wink	Boys Noize
Back in the Brighter Days Raw Circus (Jask edit)	DF vs MR V vs Robert Owens

Bartos

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