Art vs. Science

Art vs. Technology are an Australian trio whose sleek, danceable, computer-embellished dance-pop in the beginning likened favorably to functions like Electric powered Six, Justice, and Junior Older. Inspired with a fateful night time at a Daft Punk concert, frontman Dan McNamee teamed up along with his close friends and previous Roger Explosion bandmates Jim Finn (vox, keyboards) and Dan Williams (vox, drums) to create Art vs. Technology in Feb 2008. The fledgling music group hammered collectively a set’s well worth of tunes and started playing several concert events in its indigenous Australia, carrying out at several celebrations (Parklife and Falls Event) and posting the stage using the like-minded group the Galvatrons. It had been around this period that Artwork vs. Science’s initial two singles, the Cellar Jaxx-esque “Flippers” and Justice-meets-hair-metal “Hollywood,” begun to get some hype on regional Australian r / c; spurred, perhaps, with the developing hype as well as the achievement of their concert events, the bandmembers squandered virtually no time in setting up tracks because of their self-titled debut EP. Released via Green in the springtime of 2009, the disk jumped to amount 32 for the Australian singles graph and nabbed an ARIA Music Prize for Breakthrough Musician Single. The music group released two even more EPs on Green the next season: Magic Fountain and Parlez-Vous Français? The business lead one from Parlez-Vous Français? became something of the feeling in the U.K. after it had been featured on the BBC 1 compilation disk, and Artwork vs. Science continued to aid La Roux on her behalf U.K. tour this year 2010. The band’s first genuine full-length record, The Experiment, premiered on Kobalt Music Australia in early 2011, peaking at number 2 for the Australian graphs. Art vs. Research embarked on the initial U.S. tour for the heels from the album’s discharge, making their initial appearance at SXSW that springtime. A self-titled LP — cobbled as well as tracks from both EPs as well as the Experiment — premiered for American viewers in 2012. The trio came back in 2014 using a sleeker, less-bombastic sound for the psychedelic “Create/Destroy” as well as the crowd-sourced jam “I USED TO BE A KID Once.” In 2015, they released the LP, FROM THE Edge Of THE PLANET EARTH and Into Forever, Forever (MGM). Darker, sleeker, and even more streamlined, it included business lead single “WITH THIS Together.”