Freetime by AUTOFAC
This video was re-edited from the opening credits of the early 1980s Thames Television series Freetime.
Freetime by AUTOFAC
This video was re-edited from the opening credits of the early 1980s Thames Television series Freetime.
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The new album by AUTOFAC is available from here.
Click the picture to go to Soundcloud for a free download of the track DeCosta
Yes the track is free! It only takes a few seconds to download and play. It’s wistful, English electro.
Or you can buy the 14 track album for £5.99 from
http://www.play.com/Music/MP3-Download-Album/4-/31218890/-/Product.htmlThe Empire Never Ended is a collection of electronic-based works composed and developed between 2006 and 2012. AUTOFAC have taken ‘bedroom’ recording to the next logical level, having re-imagined the world as a post-apocalyptic landscape where the only songs one can recall are electronic fables about failed ambitions, war metaphors, fractured childhoods, odes to the ‘closedown’ announcement on early 80s television, fear of the future and misplaced pop euphoria. One might say that ‘Empire.’ could have been recovered from a time capsule or a ‘drop box’ with hints, nods and tears to the alternative past which once celebrated Jean-Michel Jarre, Gary Numan, Kraftwerk and Boards of Canada, before the catastrophe, if it wasn’t bursting with its own fresh ideas, input and bittersweet love of electronic music.
The Empire Never Ended. Now available for £5.99. Here. →
The Empire Never Ended is a collection of electronic-based works composed and developed between 2006 and 2012. AUTOFAC have taken ‘bedroom’ recording to the next logical level, having re-imagined the world as a post-apocalyptic landscape where the only songs one can recall are electronic fables about failed ambitions, war metaphors, fractured childhoods, odes to the ‘closedown’ announcement on early 80s television, fear of the future and misplaced pop euphoria. One might say that ‘Empire.’ could have been recovered from a time capsule or a ‘drop box’ with hints, nods and tears to the alternative past which once celebrated Jean-Michel Jarre, Gary Numan, Kraftwerk and Boards of Canada, before the catastrophe, if it wasn’t bursting with its own fresh ideas, input and bittersweet love of electronic music.
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Visit Autofac’s soundcloud page for a free mp3 taken from the forthcoming album ‘The Empire Never Ended’ due out in early May 2012.
Coming soon. Click on pic for more information and track listing.
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Updated. More news forthcoming.
LATE NIGHT TALES FROM DECEMBER
If you have Spotify please click on the picture to go to a mix tape suitable for cold, December nights. The playlist includes, John Maus, Kavinsky, Glass Candy, The Field, Japan and many more.
