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Man or Astro-man? - EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide

Man or Astro-man? - EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide

Band: Man or Astro-man? Title: EEVIAC: Operational Index and Reference Guide Rating: Release Date: 20 April, 1999 Media: LP Record Tracks: 1: Interstellar Hardrive 2: D: Contamination 3: U-235/PU-239 4: Domain of the Human Race 5: Theme from Eeviac 6: Reversal of Polarity 7: Fractionalized Reception of a Scrambled Transmission 8: Engines of Difference 9: Psychology of A.I. (Numbers Follow Answers) 10: Krasnoyask 11: Within the Mainframe, Impaired Vision from Inoperable Catarcts Can ... 12: As Estralas Agora Elas Estão Mortas 13: Myopia 14: Automated Liner Notes Sequence

Editoral Review " And so it is (mostly)! B-movie banter, Rezillos riffs, space-age sonic madness, frantic surf-guitar runs, sci-fi steals, valiant Ventures valedictions, scrambled transmission signals, myopic vocals, and flaming televisual heads--and that's only the first three tracks. "It's the same series of signals over and over again," a disembodied voice exclaims at the start of "Interstellar Hardrive. This time around, however, the retro-future outfit with about 50 releases to their credit expand into near-techno territory (check out the excellent, spooky "Domain of the Human Race" and full-on silver-jumpsuit fest of "Engines of Difference"). "Psychology of A. I. (Numbers Follow Answers)," meanwhile, is unrequited fuzzy punk. In all, a fully realized album, and definitely one of Man or Astro-Man?'s finest moments. --Everett True .. You can see a complete list of all Man or Astro-man? discography, or go back to the Man or Astro-man? tabs