Hey everyone, it's Nate, the host of the Vinyl Guide podcast, and today I'm introducing a new series of episodes, the vinyl artist series.

Now, let me give you a bit of background. Here at the Vinyl Guide podcast, we do about 40, 45 shows each year on albums from very well-known musicians, many of which you're probably familiar

with and probably even have in your record collection. So on the weeks where we don't publish

an episode, rather than just having no episode in blank air, we thought we'd use this as an opportunity

to showcase new independent artists who have committed themselves

to the vinyl record format.

The artists you'll hear on the vinyl artist series are the ones that I find particularly

interesting and of course I like sharing those as well.

If you like what you hear, I'll provide links and information on how you can purchase the

vinyl or the music you hear and

start exploring that artist further.

So with that, let's start on the Vinyl Guide's vinyl artist series.

This week, we're featuring Code Electro.

Code Electro is a Danish electro band, formed in 2012.

The music is characterized by use of analog and digital synthesizers, arpeggiators, and sound design. It could sound like something from a modern Blade Runner, Matrix, or Tron.

Now in 2015, Code Electro, with a K, released the critically acclaimed debut album Superstrings on

Iceberg Records, both vinyl and digital formats. The album Superstrings has been nominated for

a Gaffa Award for Best Danish Electronic Album, 2015. Also, the track CyberDreams has been

used in commercials.

The music you're about to hear is from the new Code Electro album entitled Wolf.

The songs you'll hear in order are Wolf, Impactor, Neon, and Scandinavia.

And of course there are more tracks available if you want to go to the artist to purchase

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