Transglobal Underground… A history…
EARLY 90s
Transglobal Underground had to happen. They refused to accept that dance music had to be four to the floor house. They refused to accept that something called ‘World Music’ ever existed. They slowed down hip-hop and sped up dub. They sang in whatever language they felt like singing in. they were DJs but they played live. Their influence is all over the place, sometimes benign, sometimes joyful, sometimes beautiful and sometimes bloody dreadful.
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Transglobal Underground
Transglobal Underground… A history…
EARLY 90s
Transglobal Underground had to happen. They refused to accept that dance music had to be four to the floor house. They refused to accept that something called ‘World Music’ ever existed. They slowed down hip-hop and sped up dub. They sang in whatever language they felt like singing in. they were DJs but they played live. Their influence is all over the place, sometimes benign, sometimes joyful, sometimes beautiful and sometimes bloody dreadful.
Taken from the new album, Echoes of Something. Deep in the abandoned sector, something still moves, with drifting atmospheres, a dialogue between precision and decaymore
Twelfth single in twelve months from Nostalgia Deathstar. This is a dark electronic-scape that's inspired by Johann Johannsson and Scandi-noire. We've been releasing a track a month since January 2020. This is our final release as part of this project. Remixed / reversions of the songs will be collated for an album in February / March. So your comments will really help us... Vocals - Martin James (St8ofbass) Music & Production - Sean Albiez (@GhostElektron) Written by Sean Albiez & Martin Jamesmore
Eleventh single in eleven months from Nostalgia Deathstar.
Industrial synthpop with plenty of earworms....
We've been releasing a track a month since January. Remixed / reversions of the songs will be collated for an album in February / March. So your comments will really help us...
Vocals - Martin James (St8ofbass)
Music & Production - Sean Albiez (@GhostElektron)
Written by Sean Albiez & Martin Jamesmore