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Look Mum No Computer
Look Mum No Computer is an electronic project that began around 2012. The existing history mentions James Blake and Sam Kartell as members, though it's...
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Look Mum No Computer is an electronic project that began around 2012. The existing history mentions James Blake and Sam Kartell as members, though it's unclear if that information is reliable. They put out a debut album called "Artificial Nature" in 2014.
Their 2016 album "Human Procrastination" gave the project its most recognizable song title. Tracks like "Desperado Vespa" and "Modern Gas" also appear in their catalog. The music tends toward experimental electronic textures rather than straightforward pop structures.
Later releases include "Acid Rain" in 2019 and "Entropy" in 2022. The project has maintained a consistent output of studio work focused on electronic production, avoiding much of the typical band narrative or dramatic career arcs.
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