Get all 11 Birmingham Electric releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Stateless (Parralox Remix), Re:Communication Extras, Remains of the Day - The Remixes, Circles - The Remixes, Miss 4Chan - The Remixes, Television Hill (Mark Reeder's TV21 Mix), Radio Kootwijk (Malcolm Holmes' Superheterodyne Mix), Communication, and 3 more.
Birmingham Electric Haarlem, Netherlands
American expat electronic musician, vocalist and audio engineer Andrew Evans has gathered an interesting mix of veteran guest collaborators (including Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark's Malcolm Holmes and Berlin-based producer and scene-maker Mark Reeder (MFS Records, Factory Records)). Birmingham Electric's sound recalls synthpop, post-punk and new wave elements in a modern context. ... more
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Featuring "How Do We End Up Here? (Mark Reeder's Crying Remix)" as well as collabs and remixes including New Order, Yello, STOLEN, Alanas Chosnau, Liars, The KVB, and more!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Radio Kootwijk (Malcolm Holmes' Superheterodyne Mix)”
Bandcamp is my favorite app. Without Bandcamp I would missed out on a lot of great music like Empathy Test! A wonderful album. Occasionally bombastic with nice synths and the voice of Isaac Howlett on top. Well done guys💪🏽
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Losing Touch (Remastered)
by Empathy Test
supported by 5 fans who also own “Radio Kootwijk (Malcolm Holmes' Superheterodyne Mix)”
A great band with a haunting sound and meaningful lyrics. Awesome album that I could listen to all day.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Radio Kootwijk (Malcolm Holmes' Superheterodyne Mix)”
Love every track but this one i can"t stop playing. Love this band and so glad i discovered them on this app!!
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Have yourself a very synth pop Christmas courtesy of Finders Keepers.
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Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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