Happy Robots London, UK
Happy Robots is a London based record label specialising in electronic robotpop music.
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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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