Android

There are at least 4 artists named Android. 1. Android (USA) is the muscial equivalent of 50s sci-fi movies - glimpse of the not-too-distant future. With shaved heads, surrounded by synthesizers and knobs and keys and pads, with vocoders galore, band looks and sounds like they want to be Kraftwerk circa 2125. There are songs about the future, songs about space, and even songs about the comfort that a synthesizer provides. Judging by the photos on the back and on the insert of they only album "In Tune With Tomorrow" (1982), it appears that they set up a custom-made room somewhere (Los Angeles, presumably) to play their shows. "A 21st Century Band" 2. Imro van hetten also known as 'UFO-Pilot' in the Netherlands, was a famous kick boxer who ended up living on the streets in Utrecht. He did a short period of mad music production, throwing out some epic tunes like Skydancer and Alien. With italo disco influences and some of his own "Alien" like style he dropped some epic tunes. Sadly a street junkie in Utrecht, The Netherlands, nowadays. Begging for money and telling the weirdest story's about aliens and UFO's. This man has had quite the life. 3. This album mixes rhythmic sequences with lots of vocoder voices, somewhat between Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream. Rare. Android is Cristian Reyes main project, formerly KampfProject (2003-2004) and Kampf (1991, 2000). Android's music is kinda minimalistic with some IDM elements. His sound tries to mix Lo-Fi and analog synths. Rhythm section and sequencies are based in percussive sounds gotten from synths and "vintage drums". The sampling process is intended to achieve a sound as analog as possible. On March, 2003 under KampfProject moniker he develops some new material with Cristhian Toro. In 2004 he plays on the Patagonica 2004 festival and with Mankacen and Usted No! creates the CES collective (Colectivo Electrónica Santiago) 4. Android is the moniker for prolific chiptune artist Jonas Kapla. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.