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Known amongst a small group of teenage friends as . Having successfully recorded his only solo album, Electronic Rock (which was never duplicated beyond his own demo copy), this early musical achievement by Andy Popplewell stands up as a rare self-initiated example of embryonic experimental electro pop and genuine outsider music, marking the early domestication of synthesisers and the dawn of electronic home recording studios and the uninhibited results.

Andy Votel: Compilation Producer, Liner Notes Andy Popplewell: Guitar, Producer, Drum Loops, Keyboards, Vocals. Improbable find from the B-Music crew. These early 80s recordings by then 16-year old Andy Popplewell are an argument for naive ingenuity over professionalism and studio-quality gear. These recordings emanate from the satellite heart of Numan'sBrittania, completed as an extension of Popplewell's work for shop class and a/v duties for school plays. No mere curiosity, Electronic Rock sounds assured. The tracks owe much to Moroder, and possess a similar widescreen vision.

Known amongst a small group of teenage friends as . E Vinyl - Grab your copy! . Track 1. More from . 0 €. Electronic RockFinders Keepers Records.

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More articles for . Demdike Stare - Liberation Through Hearing. Previously unearthed and fully formed electronic music project was spearheaded by a 16-year-old schoolboy (who would go on to become a BBC Radiophonic Workshop engineer) using homemade synths and drum machines. Comes With Fully Printed Insert.

Composed & recorded using a self-made synth, audio mixer & electronic percussion units, . would bridge the gap between a love for sci-fi horror soundtracks, Gary Numan B-sides & an extra curricular hobby as a sound & lighting designer for school plays

Label: Finders Keepers. Release date: 4 Nov. Given the current popularity of retro-futuristic synth music, it is a joy to hear this long-forgotten prototype from the early 80s, made with bedroom recording equipment and a self-constructed synthesiser by the teenage Andy Popplewell, who would go on to be an engineer at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.