Cubic goes ‘Back To Basic’ with brand new Kraftwerkian album
Cubic
Belgian electronic artist Franky Deblomme has just released his brand new Cubic album “Back To Basic”. The new album follows the release of the 2-track singles “c64” and “c128” paying homage to the iconic Commodore computers.
The new album is available as download on Bandcamp and via the Alfa Matrix webstore on CD. You can also buy it in combination with the new Metroland, Aiboforcen and Elektroklänge albums at a discount price.
Note that there is also a Belgian element to this new album as “Back To Basic” also boasts the unique use of the first Belgian Drumcomputer (Modor DR2) and its synthesizer counterpart (Modor NF1).
Gefundenes Fressen for every Kraftwerk fan out there. Below are already two album tracks. Read the review of ‘Back To Basic’.
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