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X-action formed in Germany in the early 2000s around Michael Westerholt. Their debut album 'Collapse' came out in 2001, followed by 'Alien File' in 2003. The...
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X-action formed in Germany in the early 2000s around Michael Westerholt. Their debut album 'Collapse' came out in 2001, followed by 'Alien File' in 2003. The title track from that album became their breakout single, with its hypnotic beat and ethereal vocals. Other songs in their catalog include 'Get Off Machines', 'Time of Justice', and 'Dream Land'.
Their music blended electronic, techno, and ambient elements, often with lyrics touching on themes of alienation and space. The band maintained a reclusive public presence, which fueled speculation about their activities. They released several albums through the 2000s, including 'Montana' in 2005 and 'Tangerine Moon' in 2007.
Beyond Westerholt on vocals and synths, the group included Fabian Schober on guitar and Sven Schneider on bass at various points. Their sound had some influence on other electronic artists working in Germany during that period.
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