the BAND of the WORLD
BUENOS AIRES
2009
A space breaking epic about an alien brained astronaut who winds up in the future past. A pop album that has been dissolved in sulphur and kiss juice. This is the sequel to Dimension Oil.
TRICERATOP
2009
An instrumental odyssey that mashes together circuit crushed music of the late 2060’s with punchy, hypnotic bass movements. All together the album sounds like a mash of feathers, extinguished fires, and smoke choked sunrises.
VENKMAN
2009
The second album in the library series. Venkman is based off of an unpublished novella following the experiments and nature analysis of 25th century explorer, Venkman. The album sounds like the photographs of pine trees, salt rivers, and craft magic. Very moody, lethargic, and important.
DIMENSION OIL
2008
The debut electrified album. Featuring a strong helping of future winded pop songs, including Rock Paper Scissors, Problem Wild, Beams of Zissou, I Like It, and White Falcon. Additional jaunts include the robot chorales and sledge hammered synthesizers that you’ve come to expect.
LATENIGHTTALES (VARIOUS ARTISTS)
2008
A various artists compilation selected by the Band of the World. This album features the sounds we love, including tracks from Joel Fajerman, Sven Libaek, Stringtronics, Alex Cima, and more. Highly recommended.
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PISCES WOMB
2009
Stretch skin ambience plus cloned motorized vocals in this ode to womb life.
Half epic, half pressurized pop, and featuring our first foray into deep house!! (Master Caspar)
SILVER TONGUE
2009
You say robot, I say folk trot. And I too say robot. A more “indie” oriented album as we continue to explore our lo-fi living room sound. Moog moog moog! MMmmmmm!!!!
the BAND of the WORLD is a cube field electronic band in Los Angeles. We make songs in outer states using synthesizers and nylon guitars. Here you will find our collected work for mass consumption. Please to enjoy!
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2070
2008
Stellar sounds, bronto bass, and bone beats in this bizarre trip through star fog.
