MP3 Anbot Rodroid - Cyputer Comborgs
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"uniquely skew take on electronic pop...well-crafted and darkly melodious In cosmopolitan the music is a eldritch crossed of eminent pop music and prog-like spaciness." --splendidezine.com
13 MP3 Songs
POP: Quirky, ELECTRONIC: Experimental
Cyputer Comborgs Songs
Details:
"Space pop structures are crafted with the experience of a man who's written literally hundreds of songs in the last decade, and the phantasy lyrics of giants, gnomes, and circuitous space beings are ever present. If Kraftwerk had spent more of the '80s skateboarding in California, this might be the result. But they'd have to hire the Syd Barrett of today to write lyrics this bent." --The Portland Mercury
"...uniquely skew take on electronic pop..." --splendidezine.com
"...really enjoyed Anbot Rodroid! lots of great musical and lyrical witticisms and fun." --Moris Tepper (guitarist w/Captain Beefheart, Tom Waits, Frank Black, etc.)
"...some of the most creative, wacked-out and inspired music of the 21st century..."--Statesman Journal
"...this GREAT band called Anbot Rodroid played. Kind of like if Daniel Johnston fronted Pere Ubu. --DanJonesMusic.com
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ANBOT RODROID is the brainchild of prolific DIY experimental/pop eccentric Peter DeGroot, aka Anbot. DeGroot is from Salem, Oregon, the city which brought you cyberpunk innovator John Shirley, warped guitar genius John Fahey and "Napoleon Dynamite" geek-star Jon Heder. Anbot Rodroid sounds a little bit like some eldritch cross between those three.
DeGroot has written over 1,000 songs and compositions and has home-recorded more than a dozen Anbot Rodroid albums since 2001. For "Cyputer Comborgs" the catchiest songs were selected from the back catalog and "professionally" re-recorded by some of Salem's finest musicians (the "Cyputer Comborgs"), including noted keyboardist and Willamette U. music faculty member Julian Snow:
Shane Murphy-bass (Strawberries)
Daniel Rafn-guitar, keyboards (DSR, Root Villa, Sustentacula)
Jasper Wasson-drums (Apheliotropic Orchestra)
Julian Snow-keyboards (Mill Race, Julian Snow Index)
13 MP3 Songs
POP: Quirky, ELECTRONIC: Experimental
Cyputer Comborgs Songs
Details:
"Space pop structures are crafted with the experience of a man who's written literally hundreds of songs in the last decade, and the phantasy lyrics of giants, gnomes, and circuitous space beings are ever present. If Kraftwerk had spent more of the '80s skateboarding in California, this might be the result. But they'd have to hire the Syd Barrett of today to write lyrics this bent." --The Portland Mercury
"...uniquely skew take on electronic pop..." --splendidezine.com
"...really enjoyed Anbot Rodroid! lots of great musical and lyrical witticisms and fun." --Moris Tepper (guitarist w/Captain Beefheart, Tom Waits, Frank Black, etc.)
"...some of the most creative, wacked-out and inspired music of the 21st century..."--Statesman Journal
"...this GREAT band called Anbot Rodroid played. Kind of like if Daniel Johnston fronted Pere Ubu. --DanJonesMusic.com
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ANBOT RODROID is the brainchild of prolific DIY experimental/pop eccentric Peter DeGroot, aka Anbot. DeGroot is from Salem, Oregon, the city which brought you cyberpunk innovator John Shirley, warped guitar genius John Fahey and "Napoleon Dynamite" geek-star Jon Heder. Anbot Rodroid sounds a little bit like some eldritch cross between those three.
DeGroot has written over 1,000 songs and compositions and has home-recorded more than a dozen Anbot Rodroid albums since 2001. For "Cyputer Comborgs" the catchiest songs were selected from the back catalog and "professionally" re-recorded by some of Salem's finest musicians (the "Cyputer Comborgs"), including noted keyboardist and Willamette U. music faculty member Julian Snow:
Shane Murphy-bass (Strawberries)
Daniel Rafn-guitar, keyboards (DSR, Root Villa, Sustentacula)
Jasper Wasson-drums (Apheliotropic Orchestra)
Julian Snow-keyboards (Mill Race, Julian Snow Index)
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