Computer Magic's work on Davos transcends SynthPop or ElectroPop, or even Indie-Electro. Whilst the instrumentation is that of a Lo-Fi SynthPop album, the

It's their trademark: they know how to move from sunny rhythms to social commentary. With the same flow they use to navigate reggae,

IRM is Gainsbourg's journey inside of her mind set to the backdrop of Beck's delectably diverse and equally funky beats. Source:

Aerial Ballet is full of pain hidden in plain sight. As Nilsson sings in the album's thesis statement on "The Wailing of

While all these tracks are heavily synthesized, they also conjure up the sound and feel of classic late 1970s disco. Source: PopMatters Rainy days call