Artist description Techno-pop fun. In the mood of Devo. Japanese German English singing. Laser cyborg breakdance computerized trans-am named The Irv 1000 with an AI program related to the Knight 2000 KIT series. Member of the underground of nuclear powered Roman Empire II robot soldiers

Music Style electro-asia-technodelic Acid, Acid House, Alternative Hip Hop, Ambient Electronic, Bass Assault, Breakbeat, Breakbeat/Breaks, Classical, Club, Dance, Dancehall, Dark Techno/Darkwave, Darkside, Detroit, Disco, Drum n' Bass, Dub, East Coast, EBM, Electro, Electronic, Electronica, Environmental Soundscapes, Experimental, Funk House, Future Funk, Gabber, Game Soundtracks, Garage, Goa, Hard House, Hard Trance/Acid, Hardcore Techno, Hip Hop, Hip Hop/Rap, Horrorcore, House, Illbient, Industrial, Industrial Dance, Industrial Rock, Jump-Up, Jungle, Minimal, Minimalist Experimental, New School, Noise, Old School, Old Skool, Progressive Electronica, Progressive House, Progressive/Dream, Ragga, Rap, Rave, South West, Speed Garage, Symphonic Electronica, Tech Step, Tech Trance, Techno, Trance, Traxx, Tribal, Trip Hop, West Coast, Kraftwerk, YMO, Devo, The Doors, Beastie Boys, Carpenters, Herb Alpert, Meat Beat Manifesto, Monster Truck Madness, Roxy Music, Klaus Nomi, Akira, Duran Duran, NWA, Greater Than One, Parliment, George Clinton, Circle Jerks, Erasure, Frontline Assembly, Mussolini Headkick, Thrill Kill Kult, Sakamoto Ryuichi, Psychic TV, Logan's Run, Elektric Music, Blur, Gary Numan, David Bowie, Ministry, High Haoc, BECK, Fad Gadget, 5ive, Aaron Carter, All Saints, B*Witched, Backstreet Boys, Boyzone, Christina Aguilera, Cleopatra, C-Note, Debbie Gibson, Divine, Hanson, Jimmy Ray, Michael Fredo, 'N Sync, New Kids on the Block, Party, Robbie Williams, Robyn, Spice Girls, Take That, Tiffany, Vitamin C, Tomas Lindberg

Musical Influences DEVO, kraftwerk , Mozart, doors, David Bowie, YMO, Japan, Riviera, Carpenters, BECK, Jonny Polonsky, lasers, robots, komputers

Similar Artists DEVO, Beck, Ween, Bethoven

Artist History The first micro-processers of the brain of bladeohlsson26 were first designed in the early 70s. Due to underground research by the Dominica-Robotic (a consortium of Japanese German and US techteams) new custom "electric cherry blossom" processors were developed for the bladeohlsson26 rom-access control neuro-brain unit. The outer-cyborg shell was desgined by a secret team of top designers in the classified robot reasearch facility located in an underground cave beneath the French Alps. All inner servo switching mechanisms were designed and built in Sweden. All other details of the bladeohlsson26 project are classified or just a mystery even to those invloved in his creation.

Group Members Blade Ohlsson, Mike Endicott,Klaus Oberheim,Per Kleinhaus,

Instruments computerized rom access microprocessing unit / omnidirectional microphones / laser compression unit

Albums Denki Sakura / Ace Trever White Trash Extraordinaire

Press Reviews Blade Ohlsson 26 Ace Trevor, White Trash Extrordinare amp3.com Electronica Review by Bruce Satinover Ok!!! Humor in electronica! Forget that it was done in a suburban dwelling, Blade Ohlsson 26 know that and bring you their "...White Trash Experience". This is white boy parody of hip hop. I like it, you may not. If you take yourself too seriously pass, otherwise download this strange little song.Download immediately. "He is better than 5ive, Aaron Carter, All Saints, B*Witched, Backstreet Boys, Boyzone, Christina Aguilera, Cleopatra, C-Note, Debbie Gibson, Divine, Hanson, Jimmy Ray, Michael Fredo, 'N Sync, New Kids on the Block, Party, Robbie Williams, Robyn, Spice Girls, Take That, Tiffany, Vitamin C, Tomas Lindberg all put together. It is like a teen idol explosion happening within one artist" -Amber (Teen Idol News)

Location Winnetka, IL - USA

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