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Informatik

 
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Informatik

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Battery Cage, Din_Fiv
  • Formed: 1993
  • Genres: Rock
  • Representative Albums: "Syntax", "Re:Vision", "Direct Memory Access, Vol. 2"

Biography

Da5id Din and Matthew Crofoot, two Boston studio owners, decided to become Informatik in 1993 after recognizing common musical tastes. The duo, who had previously worked separately as Acme Disco Machine and Struktur, began recording and released their debut album Direct Memory Access on Sinless Records. The second volume of the album was released two years later. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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Informatik is an electro-industrial/futurepop duo from Boston that was formed in the 1990s and is represented by Metropolis Records. Band members currently reside in San Francisco. Da5id has a solo project called din_fiv. Tyler has a number of additional projects, including Battery Cage and AEC, and was also a member of Stromkern.

Discography

  • 1995 Direct Memory Access
  • 1997 Direct Memory Access v2.0
  • 1998 Syntax
  • 2002 Nymphomatik
  • 2004 Re:Vision
  • 2008 Beyond
  • 2009 Come Together (digital single)
  • 2009 Arena

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Syntax (1998 Album by Informatik)
Direct Memory Access (1995 Album by Informatik)
EVOLution (1999 Album by Decoded Feedback)

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