Steve Tupai Francis pops the hood on Kraftwerk's Computer World and delivers a lovingly exhaustive examination of the road to realizing their perfect sonic vision, the reverberations of which are still felt today . Artfully balancing key elements from the band's previous work while shedding light on the various tools that helped create Computer World, (shoutout Speak and Spell!), Francis does an exceptional job of managing an avalanche of information, and keeping it moving and relevant. Wayne Jessup The Owl Mag
1. Ohm Sweet Ohm2. We Are the Robots3. Planet Rock 4. Speak & Spell5. From Station to Station 6. "We had no fathers".7. Interpol and Deutsche Bank, FBI and Scotland Yard.8. Hiroshima Mon Amour9. Tomorrow's World10. "Here's to the Crazy Ones"11. The Pleasure Principle12. Neon Lights
Steve Tupai Francis has over 25 years' experience in writing in a range of contexts including music, academia and civil society. Steve is obsessed with music, with David Bowie, Kate Bush, Prince, Japan and Kraftwerk taking pride of place in his collection of over 3,000 records.