Scandroid: Scandroid
Scandroid: Scandroid
Format: CD
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Artist: Scandroid
Label: Fixt
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 699618550788
Genre: Electronic
Scandroid is a Detroit based 80s/Synthwave inspired project by artist/producer Klayton (best known as Celldweller). The debut, self-titled album features 14 tracks, ranging from the driving instrumental energy of "Destination Unknown," to melodic vocal tracks like "Awakening With You," "Aphelion," and "Neo-Tokyo," rounded out with the cinematic epics "2517" & "Singularity." As a child of the 80s, Klayton has also included a cover of the classic Tears For Fears song "Shout," that he has been patiently waiting to cover since he first heard the song on U.S. radio in 1985. The 67 minute album depicts themes of a cyberpunk future where sentient robots struggle to find a connection in their dystopian world.
Tracks:
1.1 2517
1.2 Salvation Code
1.3 Aphelion
1.4 Shout
1.5 Destination Unknown
1.6 Connection
1.7 Datastream
1.8 Empty Streets
1.9 Awakening with You
1.10 Atom ; E.E.V
1.11 Neo-Tokyo
1.12 Pro-Bots ; Robophobes (Feat. Cirlce of Dust)
1.13 Eden
1.14 Singularity
