Signal & Noise: Global Press Coverage
What the world's music critics and sci-fi blogs are saying about the hybrid soundscapes of Man and Robot Society.
What the world's music critics and sci-fi blogs are saying about the hybrid soundscapes of Man and Robot Society.
📰 RetroSynth Records
"Man and Robot Society has crafted an album that is both a nod to the past and a leap into the future... For fans of psychedelic rock, krautrock, and electronic music, 'Asteroid Lost' is a must-listen."Â
📰 Skylight Magazine
"The mix begins with spaced-out pop sounds, followed by Hawkwind inspired futuristic synth soundscapes recalling the futuristic mainstream electronic production associated with Giorgio Moroder in the 1980s..."Â
📰 Last Day Deaf (Album Feature)
"It’s a heady blend of space rock, ambient atmospheres, and prog grandeur, painting a vivid picture of interstellar myth and mystery. If you dig acts like Ozric Tentacles, Hawkwind, or Amon Düül II, you’ll want to strap in for this ride."Â
📰 Last Day Deaf (Artist Feature & Q&A)
"I believe technology has a way of amplifying our inner nature..."
📰 We Love That SoundÂ
"When powerful synth arpeggios in the style of Gary Numan meet the floating, epic soundscapes of space rock,
the sound of Man And Robot Society is created".Â
"Wenn kraftvolle Synth-Arpeggios im Stil von Gary Numan auf die schwebenden, epischen Klanglandschaften
des Space Rock treffen, entsteht der Sound von Man And Robot Society".
📰 Get Ready to Rock
"If this sounds to you like the finest confection this side of Hawkwind's "It Is The Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous", you would be 100% correct. For it is space rock of the highest, maddest order."Â
📰 Summer Triangle Music Blog
"A Spiritual Space Voyage. Excellent conceptual works that will not leave you indifferent in either musical or spiritual terms."
📰 Thee Psychedelicatessen
"If Kraftwerk came from Arizona..."
📰 Synths of Eden Music Blog
"Lush synthesizer electronic music, reminds me of Automat."