93 million miles
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Future, robots, malfunctions, car accidents. Yes to all of these. Check our review of Africa Hitech’s LOVE LISTED album, 93 Million Miles, right here.
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It took a while for Africa Hitech’s debut LP to grow on me. When the album originally came out in May, I took some favorites from it, but dismissed the rest as being too hectic to be really enjoyable. However, I found myself just itching to listen to this
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On their debut full-length, Africa Hitech fuses rhythms from around the world with the most synthetic electronics known to man. It’s like listening to some kind of Kraftwerk-produced drum circle accompanied by a chiptunes DJ. I know that description is outlandish, but I honestly feel like some of the
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Are you ready to embark on a trip to Africa? Well, Africa Hitech really, that is, which is the Australian-based collaboration between Mark Pritchard and vocalist Steve Spacek. This electronic duo’s debut album release, 93 Million Miles, is a tapestry of pixelated colors and textures, combining influences from 30
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Are you ready to embark on a trip to Africa? Well, Africa Hitech really, that is, which is the Australian-based collaboration between Mark Pritchard and vocalist Steve Spacek. This electronic duo’s debut album release, 93 Million Miles, is a tapestry of pixelated colors and textures, combining influences from 30
