Enjoy the latest RobotSound mix. Equal parts future disco/Italotronique, EBM, and percussion-driven electro with a Whitney/Kraftwerk mash-up and Iggy Pop cover thrown in for good measure.

HOTBOX 12.1.07

Tracklist:
Creme de Menthe - Do You Want My Love?
Francisco - Esplanade 97
Op:l Bastards - Sagittarius [Disco Flavour Remix by Patrick Pulsinger]
Microthol - Moroder Machine
The Immortals - Ultimate Warlord
Sync 24 - I Don't Know
Girls on Top - I Wanna Dance With Numbers
Nitzer Ebb - Control (I'm Here) [Dubfire's Jamrock Remix]
Dirty Princess - Jugaral Reves
Human Body - Galactica [The Hacker Remix]
Manic Mind - Mentally Sick
Anthony Rother - Moderntronic 1
Bass-A-Rani - Boogie Chasers [Dexter Edit]
Huntemann - Disco Tech [Die Raketen Remix]
Crash Course in Science - Cardboard Lamb [David Carretta Remix]
Princess Superstar - Do It Like A Robot [Hell Rocks the Equalizer Remix]
Mix Machine - Phreax
Archigram - Doggystyle
Polygamy Boys - Polygamy Boys Theme
Mr. Pauli - Satisfaction

As much as we like "person"alities, here at Robotsound™ we prefer our machines to remain anonymous (or at least use several pseudonyms so as to keep the public at large guessing). Until very recently (tonight, in fact), I had no idea who the person behind Creme de Menthe was. There was no website back when his one and only EP, Plastique, came out way back in 2001 on the limited Optimo Singles Club label, then re-released a year later on Disko B. Five years later, Scotsman Matthew Aldworth, Creme de Menthe, has finally released his debut LP, The Impossiblity of Eroticism in The Suburbs. Apart from his name, I still know next to nothing about this artist, but that kind of thing never bothers me.