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Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?
12+ albums
screamohardcoreexperimentalreal screamoLuxembourg
about
From the fragments of a supposed Luxembourgish music underground scene, from the pieces of dashed bands (Actarus, Desiderata, Ganesha, Poshblokes and Petrograd), Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? formed early 2004 as a collage, a mosaic patchwork of sonic styles, tastes and attitudes. Complex rhythms, hardcore rage, the so called socio-political thought and a dose of experimental sonic confusion all smashed together in order to create a seamless ball of energy, best transmitted in its immediate (immediately (at once) & immediately (without mediation)) state, i.e. live shows, is what best describes the formation. First mediated outputs were the 10 tracks E.P, adacta/preface released on winged skull in 2004, quickly followed by a split 7inch with aggra makabra, a co production of 6 different international labels. Concerts and tours in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, the Czech Republic and the U.K. followed. Then in july 2007 Snapshot Lamento, the first full-length of DADOES? was released by Blade Runner, Kuato and Winged Skull. As the constant struggle for self-reinvention goes on, so does the strikinghit and run. We travel the seas, and we will leave a note here and there All the moves of our (you & us) dances, all the tones of our screaming voices, all the pearls of our sweating bodies All that matters in the end.... User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
why this is interesting
# Why This Album Matters This project emerges from an intriguing collision of artistic fragments, drawing musicians from multiple dissolved bands into something intentionally composite. What distinguishes it is the genuine synthesis it achieves—rather than simply layering disparate influences, the album weaves complex rhythms, aggressive instrumental passages, and socio-political inquiry into a unified sonic experience. The experimental choices feel purposeful rather than indulgent, suggesting musicians genuinely wrestling with form and meaning. There's intelligence in how the compositions build, a restlessness that keeps the listener engaged. For anyone curious about how ambitious underground music can function as both intellectual inquiry and physical expression, this album represents something worth examining: a work that treats its listener
