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Keyser Söze Alert : Oviformia Sci - Fashion Magazines (1982?)

Oh, hell yes. This is some super-fine minimal jamón synth in the Aviador Dro vein, complete with original, highly conceptual music videos. As far as I can tell, this stuff wasn't pressed on vinyl. If anyone has a beat on this wax, I'm buying. Peep the Korg MS-20 BTW.

SCHEMATIC: Another outrageously cool video from Oviformia Sci and links to more music...

Oviformia Sci - Hablamamos de Nosotros (1982?)

You can check out the killer Teletipio on Vimeo, more of their tracks on MySpace and even download the Maquetas EP on differentillusion.

Robot Rock du Jour: Aviador Dro (1980 + 1982)

I don't know why I'm on this jamón synth kick lately, but after you peep these vids, I doubt you'll blame me! Madrid-based Aviador Dro recorded some of the most leftfield minimal wave synth punk ever made. The following videos are from their obscure period in the early 1980s. Check those pre-acid synth lines! To top it all off, their penchant for industrially-themed costumes gave the music a whack post-apocalyptic feel. Substantially all their music in the 1980s was published on their own label, DRO. Enjoy!

El Nascimiento de la Industria (1982) off the DRO compilation "Navidades Radiactivas"

SCHEMATIC: Four more videos to up your nerd experience points...

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Laser (1980) off their first 7" release "La Chica de Plexiglas"

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Nuclear, Sí (1982) off the 12" release "Nuclear, Sí"

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La Televisión Es Nutritiva (1982) off the "Alas Sobre El Mundo" LP

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Selector de Frecuencias (1982) off the "Alas Sobre El Mundo" LP

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Selector de Frecuencias - Live (1984) broadcast on "El Programa La Edad de Oro Visita"

Robot Rock du Jour: Vocoder - Amor de Robot (1985)

Manchego munching synth-pop group Vocoder emerged from the silicon matrix in the mid-80s to release some quintessential nerd tracks, then disappeared forever back into the ether. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn7prX2WF2A

SCHEMATIC: Additional release info, high quality cover art and record scans...

Amor de Robot was the b-side of single Mindanao, released as both a 7" and 12" on Neon Danza, a short-lived sublabel of indie label DRO (Discos Radioactivos Organizado). DRO, which you may recognize, was launched in 1982 by Aviador Dro, an awesome minimal wave synth band from Madrid.

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