Technomania: Episode 001 Online Now!

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Technomania: Episode 001 Online Now!


Welcome to the cosmic world of TECHNOMANIA!
Episode one is bursting at the seams with home made videos, weird synths and way out music stuff from genuine technomaniacs. The series kicks off with the ELMOTH, a modified moth poison tin synthesizer dreamt up by circuit bender James Anderson. There's footage of the huge modular synths built by Roger Arrick's synthesizer.com plus the Russian Polyvoks keyboard in the Synthesizer Gallery.
If that’s not enough, how about exclusive photos of a Moog that's made out of Lego bricks! Like a kind of 'You’ve been Framed' for electronic musicians, Technomania manages to be hilarious and fascinating at the same time. And if you're into freaky technology then there's lots more to come. Future TECHNOMANIA'S feature even more bizarre instruments like the Peresphone, The Baby Bazooka and The Gesticulator! To satisfy your appetite for the weird and wonderful, there’s a new episode of TECHNOMANIA every fortnight.
So keep it locked to sonicstate.com
because like the man says: "it's cosmic, dude!" Produced by Simon Power for sonicstate.com Send us your News: If you have a story or product you'd like us to cover - email news@sonicstate.com or use our contact form or join our Discord and post in #cool-finds
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