While we’ve all been stuck at home harnessing our newly acquired plant-mom aspirations and nibbling on homemade banana bread, Les Techno has been cooking up some retro electro-pop heat. His most recent track, “Flowers for Dystopia (Objects)” offers both a driving beat and social commentary.
His most recent self-produced singles further solidify his post-apocalyptic future-grunge aesthetic. With captivating guitar riffs, electro-funk beats and ’80s inspired pop-punk lyrics, Les Techno really is a whole mood. Think David Bowie, Psychedelic Furs, or MGMT.
Les Techno provides an entrancing auditory experience of alternative neo-punk groove. This new wave alternative electronic rock producer is electrifying the New York soundscape.
Flowers For Dystopia (Objects)
“Flowers For Dystopia (Objects,)” one of Les Techno’s latest releases, follows suit with a dreamy, funky, post-punk vibe. Gracing the airwaves on May 15th, this electro-rock beat serves up that heady and surreal sound we’ve all been missing.
Coming to him in a dream, this track was a product of three months stuck in the studio. He woke to a fresh new entrancing guitar riff and a surreal vision of chanting ‘Objects!’ on stage.
“Flowers for Dystopia (Objects)” intertwines Les Techno’s punk rock roots with his explorations in psychedelic electro-pop. An ethereal and funky representation of his unique sound, this track is sure to connect you to those 80’s roots and get you dancing.
Electrifying The New York Alt-Rock Scene
Les Techno has been making a name for himself in the New York alternative electro-rock through Solid Bass Records. His Avante-Garde auditory genius has brought him to work with a variety of influential names Run-DMC and Bernie Worrell.
He continues to whip up an eclectic collection of sonic wonder. He weaves together 80’s electro-funk influences with his punk-rock background- bringing listeners on a journey of groovy guitar and upbeat synthy experimentation.
Explore Les Techno’s Neo-Punk Discography
You can check out Les Techno’s recent release, “Flowers For Dystopia (Objects)” on Spotify and Apple Music. His brilliant exploration of electronic neo-punk sets him apart from the rest of the alternative rock genre.
Plug in and let his auditory genius transport you into a surreal and uplifting 80’s sonic dreamscape.
