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Andrógino 888
Andrógino 888 was an electronic music duo from the 1980s led by Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer. Their music worked with experimental beats and...
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Andrógino 888 was an electronic music duo from the 1980s led by Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer. Their music worked with experimental beats and synths, and they often explored themes around gender and identity in their lyrics. Their song 'Andrógino' became particularly known for this.
They released several albums starting with 'Elixia' in 1989, followed by 'Arctica' in 1992, 'Accelerate' in 1996, and 'Crossover' in 1998. Later on, John Eriksson played drums and Henrik Andersson played bass on some of their records.
Their androgynous presentation and subject matter sometimes drew attention in more conservative settings at the time. The duo's work found an audience among listeners interested in both electronic music and questions of self-expression.
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