Artist description Electric eerie wizards with the shock factor too.

Music Style Electronic

Group Members Plasma - programming Peleng - vox

Press Reviews GOLDEN GOOSE about Ready To Sin: "Some interesting stuff from across the sea! Multi-lingual artists that obviously have some professional musical ability sewn into the Depeche Mode style song structure. Nice vocoder work and a nice rich and DEEP production style". SMOKESTACK STATION about I'll Have A Dream: "From our friends across the pond. Great dance tune and a very nice production". Hidden Sanctuary 3 the electronics unit about Dressed To Sin: "Symphonic eletronics that wrap around a fetish ambience. In some way, the comparison can be made that this band is a cross between Gary Numan and Kraftwerk. Highly original and avant garde." 100% Unnatural - The Synthpop Experience about HYEHARL: "From Russia with Drugs... PJ Harvey and the Nick Cave finish off a bottle of vodka that once belonged to Rasputin, then, in their drunken stupor, sign a record deal with the devil who forces them to record an album with Coil. Perfect listening to calm yourself down after discovering that somebody slipped acid in your Stoli." Bluelife said (info@bluelife.de, received per e-mail 16.11.00): "i'm listening to A song for Autism at the moment - is that depeche mode influence? and the vocoder is cool! - i like it, it's a bit bassy here but it maybe my ns10s. dressed to sin is a bit morbid :( - dark deep down stuff - late at night, drunk in the corner of a dark pub, thinking too much again. I'll have a dream - another depechey sounding song - little suggestion, get a sweet womans voice (girl sounding) to back you on some parts - i think it would sound even cooler!" Music Industry Connections (www.mp3musicscene.com/mic), October issue: "... It certainly is very exciting as a listener to be exposed to the new angles and creative experimentation. There are absolutely no preconceived ideas to Plasma Peleng, no typical structure and as such it really is enjoyable to listen to. It is a bit electronic, a bit pop, a bit odd and quirky, quite eccentric and experimental. If only more artists would through down their preconcepions and develop music in this way then the music charts might acctually begin to get more interesting." Lobotomy Records: There's something warmly 50s about this one. Plasma Peleng is a group from Germany, and I imagine that they were influenced strongly by American music from the golden era. Heroes For A Day is just so Otis Redding. Otis never had the German accent though. SGT. ROCK said: I too like your music Plasma Peleng! I really like Heroes for a Day, sounds like Roy Orbison meets Roxy Music to me! Very Original sound, keep up the Great Work!! ...has the russian lover been listening to tom waits? blue (by the way, i haven't actually, had a nice austrian though, and there was this little dark haired...) AND i liked the songs [This message has been edited by bluelife (edited 18 July 2000).] 01. RAINER HEUER rated band 10/10, said 6/29/00: hallo P.! Better than much I have to listen to in these bloody days, go ahead, the glory will be yours, Rainer. 02. SAME OLD GINN rated band 5/10, said 6/28/00: p.s. ...if i've ever had a russian lover? !@#%$#%$%$^%&$#$*&^^^()*((())(^%$#&^!!!!!!! a good topic to set up a web site. 03. GINN rated band 5/10, said 6/28/00: well, i know i'm gonna have to get used to 'what they call electronica'... but i haven't yet. sorry, guys. by the way, the tunes are not so bad (hahaha) 04. LINA rated band 3/10, said 6/2/00: sounds pretta good to me! a touch of Kraftwerk is definitely to feel. Just great! Buy it, folks!!!

Location Oberkorn - Germany

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