New Digital Album by Observe Provides Unique Sound Experience in 2004

Following on from their acclaimed collection Digital Music For Heroes, Hydrogen Dukebox Data give us Quantity 3, setting the agenda for 2004 and revisiting some current golden nuggets from the South East London label’s ever morphing roster.

Experience Norken's iconic track "Motorbreeze," now elevated with a lush remix by Swamay. A fresh take on this Detroit-influenced classic adds soulful textures, breathing new life into the traditional sound. A1 Individuals' "The Purpose," a standout on London's XFM playlist, captures nostalgia for a future past with its innovative pop vibes. Building on this momentum, exciting new signees Third Eye Parametric unveil their original piece "Interior Ideas," proving that you don't have to be an electro enthusiast to be drawn in by pulsating digital beats.

Exciting news for electronic music fans! After a 7-year hiatus, the pioneering IDM group Pentatonik is back with a fresh single, "Higher To Have Loved," from their upcoming debut album on Hydrogen Dukebox set to release later in 2004. Meanwhile, Lithium Venture mesmerizes us with the ethereal track "Majik Kiosk" from their latest album, 'Many Worlds Principle.' Additionally, American artist Plumbline introduces a unique architectural-inspired tune, "212 E10," capturing the essence of New York City from the upcoming second album, 'Pinpoints.'

Globo is back with an exciting new single titled "Cease the Scientist." Lee Norris, also known as Natch Plank, collaborates with Andreas Tillander from Mille Plateaux on the remix. The Experiment teases their upcoming Electrosexual album with a sneak peek of the track "Watching," while Technova offers a preview of the re-issued "What Goes Up" album through the future classic "Walkaway." To complete the circle, 80's electronic legend John Foxx remixes Metamatics, bringing Lee Norris full circle as his all-time hero puts a new spin on his work. This dynamic lineup promises a digital music experience like no other in 2004.