2010 release, the third album from the chic French new wave pioneers whose groundbreaking mix of Kraftwerk, Suicide and breezy Gilberto Tropicalia sounds as fresh in 2010 as in 1982, when John Foxx produced their classic debut single. For this final volume in the Antena trilogy, Isabelle and Penelope decided to rummage through their attic and dust off some classic Roland equipment: The TR-808 drum machine, Bass Line sequencer and SH09 monophonic Synth, all of which were used on the classic debut Antena album Camino Del Sol in 1983. Adding to this retro theme, old school-friend Jean Christophe Clair was invited to contribute lyrics and ideas in remembrance of times past. LTM.
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2010 release, the third album from the chic French new wave pioneers whose groundbreaking mix of Kraftwerk, Suicide and breezy Gilberto Tropicalia sounds as fresh in 2010 as in 1982, when John Foxx produced their classic debut single. For this final volume in the Antena trilogy, Isabelle and Penelope decided to rummage through their attic and dust off some classic Roland equipment: The TR-808 drum machine, Bass Line sequencer and SH09 monophonic Synth, all of which were used on the classic debut Antena album Camino Del Sol in 1983. Adding to this retro theme, old school-friend Jean Christophe Clair was invited to contribute lyrics and ideas in remembrance of times past. LTM.
