Welcome all Species to the electronic space music of Man and Robot Society
Welcome all Species to the electronic space music of Man and Robot Society
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✨ MARS Studio is Giving a Voice to the Cosmos!✨
Ambient and space rock travelers, prepare for a quantum leap. My solo work at MARS Studio has always been about crafting instrumental soundscapes that take listeners on a sonic journey, but on our upcoming album, coming in 2026, everything changes!
I'm thrilled to announce the addition of the incredible German singer, Fe Malefiz, whose voice will be featured on all 8 new tracks!
Her ethereal, powerful vocals have added a deeply human and emotional layer to the cosmic architecture I build in my sanctuary, MARS Studio. It was a transatlantic collaboration where every note was a revelation. This isn't just an instrumental album with a singer, it also features additional incredible studio musicians who have joined forces in the Man and Robot Society. It is a truly unified work that redefines the sound of MARS Studio.
We can't wait for you to hear her voice soar through the nebula!
From Skylight Magazine Music Review -
From Skylight Magazine Music Review -
“Asteroid Lost” is an important composition in the space rock genre, mixing calming melodies, ambient synthesizers, and expressive guitar work to communicate a cosmic narrative.
“Asteroid Lost” is an important composition in the space rock genre, mixing calming melodies, ambient synthesizers, and expressive guitar work to communicate a cosmic narrative.
“Asteroid Lost” is an epic space opera that tells the story of the Nekropol, a mighty starship on a cosmic quest for nascent sentient beings. The album is produced on limited edition 140 gram vinyl, featuring artwork from legendary artists David Hardy and Bruce Pennington. It’s a spiritual space voyage produced by Greece’s premiere record label, Sound Effect Records.
“Asteroid Lost” is the second album from Man and Robot Society produced by Sound Effect Records, following their 2018 release "Robosapien" which was a lush, all-synth electronic album with a theme centered around the merging of man and robot technology. It was described as an electron’s trip down the lanes of an ARP circuit board by Cave Magazine.
“Asteroid Lost” continues the heavy electronic sounds of its predecessor but expands the musical palette with live rock drums and tastefully placed electric and acoustic guitars and grand pianos. This progression in sound showcases the group’s versatility and evolution in their musical journey. "Asteroid Lost" features 9 new songs that are a unique blend of electronic, rock, prog and ambient music that takes listeners on a journey through time and space.
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