Happy Robots London, UK
Happy Robots is a London based record label specialising in electronic robotpop music.
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 16 fans who also own “Exophora”
I bought the album because I was hooked by the opening track. Its uplifting quality and tempo fit the 1979 new town utopia concept perfectly. The rest of the album - minus the closing track - came as a bit of a surprise however, with a very different atmosphere of doom and gloom. This was more fitting to the cynic of the new town - the Thatcherite’s mood perhaps, sounds befitting an Adam Curtis doc or Blade Runner. The 1st and 8th tracks - brutalist utopia - are the ones that will stick with m
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Erratics & Unconformities
by Craven Faults
For Concrete And Country
by Concretism
supported by 15 fans who also own “Exophora”
Analogue and ominous - superb stuff. The View from Pye Green Tower felt like shades of Jean-Michel Jarre's Industrial Revolution.
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Broken Mirrors
by Kinjac
The latest from North Carolina artist Kinjac combines woozy psychedelia with grinding guitars and an all-consuming atmosphere of darkness.
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Yellow River Blue
by Yu Su
Vancouver-based musician Yu Su showcases her unique blend of ambient dub and downtempo house with influences from trip-hop, left-field sound design, and Chinese strings.
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The wicked Path
by Fatwires
On this stunning new LP, Fatwires treats the bass guitar with a series of effects to change its sound in these gripping darkambient tracks.
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Scarred For Life 2
by Scarred For Life
supported by 14 fans who also own “Exophora”
Fantastic album, especially for those of us with hazy memories of Doctor Who, The Changes, Children of the Stones and terrifying public information films.
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