Komputer
Komputer is a London-based electronic band, composed of Simon Leonard and David Baker.[1]
Komputer’s sound is highly electronic, its first album is very influenced by Kraftwerk. The band takes samples from a variety of sources: from Russian cosmonauts to rubbish compactors and mobile phone ringtones.
For Synthetik, the band’s third album, the music gradually evolved over a long period of time, tracks were tried out in live sets then discarded or reworked in the studio, maturing into a return to the more traditional electro sound of the first album, The World Of Tomorrow, with the incorporation of a more experimental and contemporary electronica approach.
| Komputer | |
|---|---|
| Background information | |
| Genres | Electronic |
| Labels | Mute Records |
| Associated acts | I Start Counting Fortran 5 |
| Website | www.komputer.org.uk(offline) |
Background
Leonard and Baker were originally signed to Mute Records in 1984 under the name I Start Counting [2] and continued with releases under the moniker Fortran 5[3]until the release of Komputer’s debut album, The World of Tomorrow in (1998).Komputer’s sound is highly electronic, its first album is very influenced by Kraftwerk. The band takes samples from a variety of sources: from Russian cosmonauts to rubbish compactors and mobile phone ringtones.
For Synthetik, the band’s third album, the music gradually evolved over a long period of time, tracks were tried out in live sets then discarded or reworked in the studio, maturing into a return to the more traditional electro sound of the first album, The World Of Tomorrow, with the incorporation of a more experimental and contemporary electronica approach.
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