The Diskettes
The Diskettes were an electronic duo from New York City, made up of Alex Tron on vocals and keyboards and Crystal Bits handling synths, drums, and...
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The Diskettes were an electronic duo from New York City, made up of Alex Tron on vocals and keyboards and Crystal Bits handling synths, drums, and programming. They started getting attention in the city's club scene around the turn of the millennium, putting out their first album 'Digital Divide' in 2001. Their sound pulled from electro, synthpop, and techno.
In 2004, the single '12345' broke through for them. It had a catchy, driving quality that connected with a wider audience beyond the clubs. Other songs like 'Art' and 'Party Girl' showed their knack for straightforward, danceable tracks.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on social or political themes, which drew mixed reactions. They kept making albums through the 2000s, including 'Binary Heart' and 'The Future Now', before their activity seemed to taper off. Their music from that period still pops up in playlists focused on that era's electronic sound.
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