Artist: Hexstatic
Genre(s):
Industrial
Rock
Discography:
When Robots Go Bad
Year: 2007
Tracks: 13
Master-View
Year: 2004
Tracks: 11
Rewind (NTONE43)
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
Though they're best known in the music world as the award-winning ocular arm of sound recording cut-and-paste experts Coldcut, Hexstatic (previously Hex) has disordered depressed the barriers 'tween music, multimedia, and computers ever so since they created the low gear computer-generated pop video (Coldcut's Christmas Break) in 1990. Graphic design artists Robert Pepperell and Miles Visman formed Hex along with Coldcut's Matt Black and Jonathan More. While on the job on videos for artists including Kevin Saunderson, Queen Latifah, and Spiritualized, Hex programmed a video biz (High Banana) in 1991 and inaugurated a series of multimedia system CD-ROMs just one year later with Global Chaos CDTV, which united music, graphics, and picture games into one mathematical product. A series of successors (Escapism, Global Chaos, and Digital Love) preceded the passing of 1994's AntiStatic, some other CD-ROM at the same time released on CD and vinyl by Coldcut's NTone Records.
(Heights Banana) in 1991 and inaugurated a series of multimedia system CD-ROMs just one year later with Global Chaos CDTV, which united music, graphics, and picture games into one mathematical product. A series of successors (Escapism, Global Chaos, and Digital Love) preceded the passing of 1994's AntiStatic, some other CD-ROM at the same time released on CD and vinyl by Coldcut's NTone Records.
Throughout the '90s, Hex attended Black and More's live performances with visuals, and Pepperell likewise developed the CD-ROM fortune of Coldcut's 1997 LP, Rent Us Play, plus the package used during the macrocosm tour. Though Pepperell and Visman later left hand Hex, sweet roue came in the form of Stuart Warren Hill and Robin Brunson. Their low work for Coldcut, the Timber video, won awards for its innovative exercise of repetitive picture clips synced to the music. In 2000, they released Rewind, their possess album for NTone. Obviously a digital-edge passing, the two-disc set combined CD-ROM and DVD capabilities to a fully synchronised music picture liberation. In 2003, Hexstatic contributed a second base mass to Coldcut's turntablist combine series Solid Steel, Listen & Learn. Master-View from 2004 was another multimedia system package, this time featuring one CD and one DVD. Their 2007 endeavor When Robots Go Bad featured client vocalists Ema J, Sabirajade, and MC Profisee.
