Producers With Computers
Producers With Computers came together as an anonymous electronic collective in Berlin during the early 2000s. The two core members went by the aliases...
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Producers With Computers came together as an anonymous electronic collective in Berlin during the early 2000s. The two core members went by the aliases Computer A and Computer B, keeping their real identities hidden. Their debut album 'Program Code' arrived in 2003, followed by other releases like 'Epsilon' in 2006 and 'Binary' in 2012.
Their track 'Colon Bracket' became something of an underground anthem. Other songs in their catalog include 'Cunt Part 2' and 'Fibromuscular Tubular Tract'. The group performed live sets in 2005, which addressed some early skepticism about whether they were just a studio project.
They've worked with other artists, including Richie Hawtin and Interpol. Their music has appeared in various films and television shows.
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