DJ Magazine: "Your robot butler will love it"

“Stuttgarter Strasse...road to the future”

Part homage to a certain legendary German synth quartet, part history lesson at the Isaac Asimov School for Young Robots, Stuttgarter Strasse is the sound of teknologische musik in an era of progress and a spirit of European friendship. Ansichtskarten aus Wales (“Postcards from Wales”), a 4-track EP based on an imaginary road trip through South Wales by the aforementioned German synth pioneers is available to download for your listening pleasure from Bandcamp, iTunes and all good digital retailers, with a vinyl release planned for later in 2012.

All tracks written, recorded and produced by Stuttgarter Strasse. Copyright 2011.
Mastered by Donal Whelan at Hafod Mastering.
Sleeve by Bubblewrap Collective: www.bubblewrapcollective.co.uk
Photos: Old Merthyr Tydfil, Stuart Herbert, www.old-computers.com, Chris Bell.

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PRESS FOR STUTTGARTER STRASSE:

DJ Magazine: "Your robot butler will love it"

Clash Music: http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/wax-analysis-3

"...now short pop over the River Severn to Cardiff home to Counter Cultural Heroes Super Furry Animals and a whole host of ambient / noise freaks. One such freak is Justin Toland who records under various names such as Location Baked.

http://locationbaked.bandcamp.com/ and most recently Stuttgarter Strasse
Stuttgarter Strasse

A Deutsche electronische themed tribute to South Wales in his own words: "Stuttgarter Strasse...Road to the future”..

Part homage to a certain legendary German synth quartet, part history lesson at the Isaac Asimov School for Young Robots, Stuttgarter Strasse is the sound of teknologische musik in an era of progress and a spirit of European friendship. "Ansichtskarten aus Wales (“Postcards from Wales”), a 4-track EP based on an imaginary road trip through South Wales by the aforementioned German synth pioneers will be available to download for your listening pleasure in November 2011, with a vinyl release planned for 2012."

Keep an ear out for this youngster - interesting art and music concepts are bound to flow from his digital hive over the coming years..."

Buzz Magazine, December 2011/January 2012:
"[Dowlais Ironworks'] prominent use of vocoder and slow-to-flatlining beats remind me of what Cylob was doing circa Cut the Midrange, Drop the Bass. This pleases me." (Noel Gardner)

Electroneg:
"Rather deliciously bonkers"

While I've got your attention, you might like to check out the musique concrete/sample-based loops of my other project, Location Baked, also on soundcloud. Ta.