Datarock
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DATAROCK’s debut came in at #36 on NME's albums of the year, 'Computer Camp Love' made both #88 on Rolling Stone Magazine's "songs of the year" and #12 on Australia's Hottest 100, Spin Magazine listed the follow-up EP See What I Care as an "essential download", second album RED was critic's choice of the week in The New York Times – and both albums were nominated for Norwegian Grammies. They’ve since then produced everything from EPs like Catcher in the Rye (2010) and California (2011), to unofficial LPs Music For Synchronization (2011) and B-sides & Rarities (2011), a 30 minute instrumental single named «In E» (2014) – and the official albums DATAROCK The Musical (2015) and Face the Brutality (2018). In 2023 DATAROCK unleashed their latest studio album Media Consumption Pyramid. Produced in collaboration with the 5-times Grammy-winner Steve Dub (The Chemical Brothers), 3-times Grammy-winner Mark Rankin (Block Party), DnB legend TeeBee, and Grammy-nominated pioneer Mike Marsh (Oasis, Björk, The Prodigy) – the album feature all DATAROCK’s 7 main members; Rocksteady Freddie, Ketel One, Ketel Two, Stig The Mystical Casio Operator, T-Man, LA Gear & Ike Andy. DATAROCK’s 1000 + shows (in 37 countries on five continents) include 20 tours in the US, 8 tours across Australia, festivals such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, Reading & Leeds, Summer Sonic, Hurricane, Roskilde and Sónar — and now they’re finally back touring in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their debut album.
First discovered May 27, 2024, 5:06 PM