Unisonlab
Electrometric
The cooperation between Razgrom and Swedish 'Maschine Pop' label PLONK continues! Following on from the DATAPOP and MASCHINE BRENNT albums, here comes the next joint release with the debut album of UNISONLAB! Behind UNISONLAB is Jorgen Erixon. He started out as a classical pianist but has always had a great interest in synthesizers and electronic music. UNISONLAB actually started out as a blog, mainly focusing on embracing the simple joy of listening to inspiring music, experimenting with sound, messing around with musical gear and performing a rather free-form kind of electronic music. However, encouraged by a couple of fellow electronica enthusiasts, he finally decided to try to put together a few complete tracks rather than just noodling by himself. UNISONLAB takes a lot of inspiration from bands like KRAFTWERK and NEW ORDER but does not fear to experiment with elements from other genres as long as results are pleasing and inspiring. UNISONLAB uses a mix of vintage synthesizers, robo-vocoders, cheap sound generating tools and a heap of guitar stomp boxes - and its no surprise that with such a sound conception, UNISONLAB quickly became an important part of the PLONK 'Maschine Pop' community. After a number of digital EPs on PLONK, it is now time for the first full-length release and CD on Razgrom. 'Electrometric' contains the best tracks and remixes of UNISONLAB since 2014 and all have been digitally remastered by Joacim Thenander (MASCHINE BRENNT).