VCMG: SSSS
VCMG: SSSS
Format: CD
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Artist: VCMG
Label: EMI Import
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5099995641928
Genre: Rock
VCMG release one of 2012's most anticipated musical collaborations, the album 'Ssss' on Mute on 12 March 2012. It marks the long awaited reunion of electronic pioneers Vince Clarke (Erasure/ Yazoo/ Depeche Mode) and Martin L. Gore (Depeche Mode), who have joined forces for the first time in over thirty years to craft an album which, demonstrating their mutual love of electronic music. After initial tentative discussions, and a meeting at Short Circuit presents Mute festival in London, where they both performed, these two influential musicians and songwriters, began work on the 10-track album, working in a typically unique way with the pair working alone in their respective studios, communication only via email, exchanging files until the albums was ready. The album includes the recent 12" EP1 / Spock, described by the Quietus as "one of the best tracks of 2011", plus the forthcoming EP 2 / Single Blip. The album was produced by Vince Clarke and Martin L. Gore and mixed by the influential Californian electronic artist Überzone / Q. The campaign has two phases. Phase One has been to establish the project in the credible techno/dance and electronic markets. Therefore all promotional activities have focussed on securing support from within these markets and their respective media channels. This has been done by releasing two EP's remix packages in advance of the album building awareness and anticipation for the album. The second phase of the campaign is to target the vast army of avid Depeche Mode and Erasure fans. Built up over the last 30 years these fan bases are reactive to any new projects their heroes partake in - and arguably non more so than the coming together two of the original fonders of Depeche Mode.
Tracks:
1.1 Lowly
1.2 Zaat
1.3 Spock
1.4 Windup Robot
1.5 Bendy Bass
1.6 Single Blip
1.7 Skip This Track
1.8 Aftermaths
1.9 Recycle
1.10 Flux
