And One
Tanzomat
The dance machine is switched back on! In 2011, synthpop institution And One, fronted by Steve Naghavi, released their legendary studio album "Tanzomat", a conscious return to the cheeky, satire-tinged spirit of the band's early years. "Tanzomat" is twelve tracks of pure bodypop built for the dancefloor. Driving sequencer lines, massive synth hooks and Naghavi's unmistakable voice, running from the opener "Save The Hate" and the club-ready "Dancing In The Factory" to the sprawling six-and-a-half-minute "Playing Dead". The album also includes "Sex Drive" and "No Song For You", both originally B-sides of the "Zerstörer" single. The result sits somewhere between electro grit and irresistible pop. Fifteen years later, "Tanzomat" returns as a 2CD Digipak. CD1 contains the original twelve-track album that brought And One's bodypop back to its satirical roots. CD2 adds ten live recordings, capturing the band on stage with fan favourites such as "Men In Uniform", "Sexkeit" and "Tanz Der Arroganz" alongside early material like "Anguish".