Oppenheimer Mkii
Embrace The Dark
Thirteen years have passed since their debut album, but now Oppenheimer MKII is ready to release their long-awaited second album "Embrace The Dark". Oppenheimer MKII is Andy Oppenheimer, singer, songwriter and formerly one-half of 1980s synth-pop duo Oppenheimer Analysis, one of the leading bands of the 'minimal synth' scene, and inspiration behind the New York-based Minimal Wave label and Mahk Rumbae, electronic musician and producer known for his work with Codex Empire, Mitra Mitra, and long-running UK industrial/experimental band Konstruktivists. "Embrace The Dark" does exactly as its title suggests: it embraces dark, apocalyptic themes for our current turbulent times. In nine mind-blowing tracks, Mahk's thunderous dance rhythms and addictive synth-pop melodies combine with Andy's latest dystopian and sometimes utopian visions of our past, present and future. From the atmospheric title track, greatly influenced by Andy's lifelong obsession with space 'When you embrace the dark, you gaze back in time...' to delusional tech-bro world domination in "I Went Too Far" 'The sky is not the limit; my wealth is infinite' and the pounding paranoid lead track "Oh! My Mind is a Storm" 'When I go dark, I'm into demon mode', the new Oppenheimer MkII album "Embrace the Dark" ventures deep into futuristic dreams and nightmares and is guaranteed to fill the dancefloor.