Kraftwerk are a German band who took music into the future. Their success is based on the creative ends of their recordings. From 1970 their recording career opened new and imaginative sounds which are now classics. “Computer World” is from their 1981 project by the same title and is one of their most stage and dance floor superlatives of its time. It is the sound where “pings” and “clicks” add to an orchestral build among technical and futuristic themes. In “Computer World” there is a wonderful overtone of processing audio sounds which create the rhythm and a robotic voice adds to the metal sounding arrangement. Keyboards are haunting and create another mystique to ignite senses. The 80s made their music a street fusion when rap and hip-hop used many of their recorded pieces as an outline.
I have taken the album version of “Computer World” and reprogrammed the track for this ReStructure Mix. A downbeat is added to add more energy and rhythm to the number and new breaks make it a futuristic take in a new way.
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