In this episode of "Songs That Changed Music," Warren Huart looks at the pioneering synthpop of Tubeaway Army and Gary Numan and how Numan's "Cars" would end up having a profound impact on burgeoning new wave, mainstream pop, electronica, industrial music, and more.
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Fast-forward to 2009:
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Boston-based musician and songwriter Justin Wong from their indie surf rock band Orca Bones to create a new electronic album called, simply, Odes 2.0. The album features 5, well, odes… READ THE REST
Macula Dog, the ever-evolving project of two NYC-based musicians who don't claim that title, is the kind of band that makes you forget that pop music is alive and well.… READ THE REST
The BBC's Tomorrow's World program took a fascinating look at the Moog synthesizer in 1969, showcasing how this new electronic musical instrument was revolutionizing music. Featuring musician Mike Vickers (from… READ THE REST
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