Oppenheimer Analysis - The Devil's Dancers download

what a synth and what a vocal, timeless

The future's here Said the pioneer There's room at the top Do-wop do-wop Whatever comes tomorrow Happened yesterday Come with us The future's here to stay Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us All the radon daughters Wonder what they taught us Making up our status Doubts are only traitors Whatever comes tomorrow Happened yesterday Come with us Come with us Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us Dance with us until your head is spent Work it out until the late event Come with us Dance with us Come with us Romance with us The future's here Said the pioneer There's room at the top Do-wop do-wop Whatever comes tomorrow Happened yesterday Come with us The future's here to stay Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us We're the Devil's Dancers Swinging all the answers Dance with us Dance with us

Caribou essential mix got me here. This song has such deep atmospheric emotion that swims through my soul as the synth goes on and on.

Future Items sent me here. Really funky neo-minimal future retro.

Freaking love this song, it gives me a very very strange unexplainable great feeling, love it. I was definitely born in the wrong decade, 90s babe who belongs as a teenager in the 80's

Wow i know it sounds 80s but when you check Spotify album page it says 2010. So i thought it is one of these modern synthpop groups. I'm more amazed now.

The future is here said the pioneer. There is room at the top, doowop doowop.

This song is amazing, so far ahead of it's time in mood and theme. It was written during a time when people where still discussing what the end game of our political systems were supposed to be, i.e. Capitalist west or Soviet East. Nowadays no one talks about the future or what the point of our system and way of life is, we just exist in the present where "whatever comes tomorrow happened yesterday".  And stuff like that.

Remember this getting a lot of play on East Village Radio back in 2007, 2008. Great song. RIP EVR.

he's a counter-terrorist consultant now (and has a wikipedia page) and thats so weird to me idk why

Andy Oppenheimer added his commentary on what this song is about. "The Devil’s Dancers was actually based on quotes by some of the Manhattan Project scientists (dancing with the devil = making atomic bombs). If it had been released I could still be living off the royalties from that song, which is almost the ‘80s hit that never was…"

Imagine hearing this in the club for the first time in '82. Mind-blown.

I was the first of the minimal synth collectors to find this tape back in the beginning of the 90's when I bought the complete cassette collection from Unovidual (HW). My friend HH made a K7 named "HD" with wrong titles (Come With Us, etc). I contacted Unovidual for the correct titles and the name of the artist (Andy Oppenheimer) because this was not mentioned on the tape. The rest is history. I played DJ at OA second live performance for DJ Mike's birthday. OA played live on my first minimal synth festival in Belgium together with Twilight Ritual and Martial Canterel (first live performance ever in Belgium).

Stumbled across this listening to Dalek I Love You. Oppenheimer Analysis is Andy Oppenheimer and Martin Lloyd. They first met at the 1979 World Science Fiction Convention in Brighton, England. In 1982 they began writing and recording together at Feedback Studio in Battersea. In 2005 they re-formed and a 12" four-track EP of early material, including “Cold War” and “The Devil’s Dancers”, was the first release on the New York-based Minimal Wave label. Their last live gig together was at Brave Exhibitions in London in 2011. Martin Lloyd died suddenly on April 30, 2013. All further releases are testament to his memory and to his great work with Oppenheimer Analysis, as a pioneer producer in early electronic pop music and to his long association and friendship with Andy Oppenheimer. Andy has since dedicated songs and radio interviews to his memory.

New decouverte! Minimal Synth. I'm fascinated. I'm an 80's first synth pop/techno fan. Delicious!!

awesome, defo "my cup of tea", and "my kind of music"