Interface – Zero-Sum Equation (Digital/CD Album – Distortion Productions)
The New York-based Electronic band Interface has been active for over 30 years, steadily building an impressive discography. At the end of 2024, they returned with their seventh album, reaffirming their signature sound. Their influences have remained largely consistent over the years, blending the melodic remnants of classic Future-Pop with harder-edged EBM elements.
The band’s strongest tracks deliver infectious dance vibes, driven by catchy melodies and uplifting choruses. The album also features shorter instrumental interludes and softer compositions, though the latter may not appeal to all listeners. While Interface doesn’t break new ground, they continue to deliver solid, danceable Electronic music. (Rating:8).
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About Interface
Interface was founded in New York in 1993 by Eric Eldredge. The band’s album chronology runs from “The Artemis Complex” (1999, Tinman) and “Angels In Disguise” (2002) through “Beyond Humanity” (2006), “Visions Of Modern Life” (2009) and “The Perfect World” (2013) on Nilaihah Records, before the band moved to Distortion Productions for “Where All Roads Lead” (2019) and “Dystopia” (2020). The current lineup includes Jon Billian on live keyboards and Justin Parker on live drums alongside Eldredge.
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