Moskwa TV was an electronic music project formed by Talla 2XLC in Frankfurt Germany in the mid-80s. They were producing dance-oriented electronic songs with use of samples, ahead of the techno movement, and flirted with success along the edges of the synthpop and new wave scenes. Two of their popular songs are "Tekno Talk" and "Generator 7/8".
Moskwa Tv was Talla 2XLC (Keyboards), Ion Javelin (Vocals), Axel Henninger (Keyboards/Programming). They released three studio albums: 'Dynamics & Discipline','Blue Planet', & 'Javelin'.
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Moskwa Tv
Moskwa TV was an electronic music project formed by Talla 2XLC in Frankfurt Germany in the mid-80s. They were producing dance-oriented electronic songs with use of samples, ahead of the techno movement, and flirted with success along the edges of the synthpop and new wave scenes. Two of their popular songs are "Tekno Talk" and "Generator 7/8".
Moskwa Tv was Talla 2XLC (Keyboards), Ion Javelin (Vocals), Axel Henninger (Keyboards/Programming). They released three studio albums: 'Dynamics & Discipline','Blue Planet', & 'Javelin'.
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Astray (Fallen Angel)
Track #8 from our album "The Scapegoat's Agony":
Still in thrall to his all-encompassing insanity, the unnamed antihero gives in to his more megalomaniacal impulses as he assumes the treacherous persona of a Christ-like would-be saviour.more
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The Final Door
Track #13 from our album "The Scapegoat's Agony":
In his final reckoning with his alleged tormentors, the unnamed antihero paints a vivid picture of some of the trials and tribulations awaiting his long-time abusers in the afterlife.more
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Absurd
Track #10 from our album "The Scapegoat's Agony":
Having experienced emotional release in a violent cry of anguish and pain, the unnamed antihero falls back into a state of defiant desolation in the face of society's shallowness and hypocrisy.more
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