Description
Dopplereffekt, a Detroit electro project by a producer also known for his work with Drexciya, is back on a double vinyl reissue compiling early 1990s recordings that left an influence comparable to that of Kraftwerk.
Dopplereffekt is a Detroit electro project founded around Gerald Donald, who was also a founding member of Drexciya. This reissue is a compilation album featuring three 12-inch releases issued on his own label, Dataphysix, in the mid-1990s.
The project develops a cold aesthetic through inorganic synthesizer tones, stark electro beats, vocoder vocals, and themes of science, technology, and fetishism. Featuring tracks such as "Scientist," "Pornoactress," and "Cellularphone," this double vinyl reissue contains electronic music masterpieces that had a decisive influence on subsequent generations of techno, rivaling the impact of Kraftwerk's 1970s albums "Computer World" and "Autobahn."
A1. Cellular Phone
A2. Technic 1200
A3. Scientist
B1. Rocket Scientist
B2. Superior Race
B3. Satellites
B4. Plastiphilia 2
C1. Voice Activated
C2. Speak & Spell
C3. Denki No Zuno
C4. Sterilization
D1. Die Radiometre
D2. Pornoactress
D3. Infophysix
D4. Pornovision
The stunning 3 12inch releases from Dataphysix records released in the mid 90's together on one double album/CD. Including amazing tracks like Scientist, Pornoactress, Sterilization, Rocket scientist, Cellularphone and Speak and Spell. This is almost as important for a complete techno generation as Kraftwerks Computerworld and Autobahn was for many in the 70's. Finally available again after being out of print for years!
