B-Movie

John Foxx, a pioneer of electro-pop, returns to his roots with "B-Movie (Ballardian Video Neuronica)," an instrumental album that serves as a soundtrack to a cut-up/collage film created in collaboration with visual artist Karborn. Released on October 6, 2014, under Metamatic Records, this album is a journey through synthpop, ambient, new wave, and cold wave genres, spanning 53 minutes of captivating soundscapes.

The album begins with "The Atrocity Catalogue Update" and takes you through a series of tracks that flit between cinematic electronic dance music, tape noises, and piano melodies. Each track is a unique exploration of sound, with titles like "Geometry, Collision and Coincidence," "Velocity Logic," and "Obscene Chemistry" hinting at the intricate and thought-provoking nature of the music. The album also includes remixed versions of these tracks, titled "Ballardian Video Neuronica," offering a fresh perspective on the original compositions.

John Foxx's signature alienated synth sound and Ballardian sci-fi vision are evident throughout the album, creating an atmosphere that is both familiar and innovative. "B-Movie (Ballardian Video Neuronica)" is not just an album; it's an experience that showcases Foxx's continued expansion of his artistic vision. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his work, this album offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of electro-pop's original instigators.