@richc*****: Outstanding work, great music from the UK. New music doesn't sound like this anymore A+
Mike Garson (Bowie's pianist): Very nice. Cool song (Imagine This).
@tony*****: Loved this - lovely soundscapes, analogue synths and great guitar work with menacingly eerie vocals weaving it all together.
Steve Grantley, Stiff Little Fingers: I’ve listened to the album and I think it’s wonderful. A true artistic statement. Production is great, all the performances are strong. Really hits the spot. I get asked to listen to lots of stuff and this is by far the best I’ve heard.
@thereisnodarkside: I’ve been fortunate enough to hear a preview of the full album and it’s brilliant. Can’t wait for the full release. For me it brings together my 70s prog roots and contemporary musical influences to bring it fresh for today’s audience. Great songwriting, musicianship and production.
@lisa*****: This is such a good album, I'm getting hints of Bowie, Magazine and Psychedelic Furs, but a totally original sound, quite dreamlike ❤
@richf*****: Not a duff track on this superb album.... Loads of textures and soundscapes.... Almost everything that we listen to these days is derivative of something that we've heard... but this cleverly merges different styles into something more unique... Across The Stars is as good a song as I've ever heard.... And The Time Before The Time Between Us has an absolute killer bass line.....
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Detronics' second album, World Goes Bang, was worked up over a period of around three years, on and off. In this article, we'll take a look into the writing and recording process(es) we use.
