Hexstatic - When Robots Go Bad

Hexstatic - When Robots Go BadThe dynamic duo, Hexstatic, return to the fray with 'When Robots Go Bad', their finest album yet. Taking their electro obsession to greater heights than ever before, 'WRGB' finds Robin Brunson and Stuart Warren Hill mashing up sounds and influences in search of the ultimate machine groove. From first track 'Red Laser Beam' they lay out their wares crunching guitar samples, huge drum box beats and enough synths to drown a nation beneath a sea of (sine)

the album is both a response to the unique circumstances of the past year but also a chance to reflect his own journey from reclusive sound-obsessive to family man

Since “Motion”

this "White Men Are Black Men Too"

Saint Sinner will also join the live band on all dates as the first touring vocalist with Tycho

but something which stands up in its own right

When it’s as good as Bleeds it’s one of the musical events of the year

a playful unraveling of romantic expectation transposed against a taut everyday reality of projected masculinity

encapsulates an aim of the album

Across its 23 tracks

It's not often that an album comes along that offers so much

Spread across 3 LP’s of translucent red vinyl replete with bonus tracks from the original recording sessions

which reached the UK Top 5