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Artist
The Inflatable Voodoo Dolls
12+ albums
technoelectronicindustrialtechnopop
about
Way back in the late 90's The Inflatable Voodoo Dolls boarded a train from Enmore Station via Kraftwerk express and are continuing the journey through Proto-electro land to who knows where. Featuring members of Australian electronica collective Clan Analogue and 15-11 Enterprises, the lineup consists of Jo'h, Jeff and JG. The wired up trio of Sydney-philes have (in conjunction with other artists) released several cd's including: "Caffeine", "Cardboard Box", "Detergent", "30,000 people can't be wrong", "Songs to weld by", "I love your work", and the recent "Samurai of Stanmore". Their musical style consists of synthesizer based electro and beats with sampled vocals lifted from popular media sources, which is also reflected in their djing styles. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
