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Artist description
Modern electronic sounds with a hint of 80's synth pop overlayed with Rich vocals. Styles ranging from 4-on-the-floor dance hits to downtempo breakbeat. |
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Music Style
Breakbeat, Techno |
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Musical Influences
The Shamen, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Faye Wong, Michael Jackson, Transformer 2, Quadrophonia, Audiomonster, and tons of oldschool techno producers. |
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Similar Artists
Enigma, Delirium, Chemical Brothers, BT, Paul Oakenfold |
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Artist History
Radianation (formerly known as Rad!) got started in the Amiga music mod scene. In 1996 the first Radianation CD "Megalomania" was released. In 1999 a live recording of Radianation was released "Don't Wake Up From My Dream". Radianation has appeared on Variable 01-03 compilations. Since 2001 Radianation has been working with vocalists Sarah Dean and Annie Gibson for the new forthcoming album "Karmony". Stay Tuned! |
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Group Members
Andrew N. Aebersold, Sarah Dean, Annie Gibson |
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Instruments
Kurzweil K2000s, Korg Triton, Korg ER-1, various live instruments, and a bunch of other analog gear. |
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Albums
Megalomania ©1996 - Don't Wake Up From My Dream ©1999 - Karmony ©2003 |
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Press Reviews
"Radianation is an electronic artist who is uncommonly great coming out of Louisville. Any fan of well known electronic acts like The Crystal Method, Chemical Brothers or Fatboy Slim owes it to themselves to discover Radianation." HotBands.com - "Techno and House mixed with an '80s Synth Pop sensibility keeps from harnessing your full attention. Background dance tracks are gentle enough for the uninitiated." Listen.com |
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Additional Info
My albums are available in a store near you! |
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Location
Louisville, KY - USA |
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