http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.14095&rws=%2Fzombie-nation%2Fmusic-videos.rssZombie Nation enjoys the rare position of being famous even to millions of people who have no idea of his existence. That's thanks to his song "Kernkraft 400," a minimalist electro track from 1999 that inexplicably went on to become a sports-event anthem. But there's a lot more to Zombie Nation's Florian Senfter than <I>Jock Jams</I>. Drawing from both classic electro's clean, machine-set cadences and the murkier sonics of experimental techno, Senfter has carved out an idiosyncratic body of work. Having established his electro credentials with 1999's <I>Leichenschmaus</I> and its runaway hit, he returned in 2002 with "Unload," an Italo-disco vamp featuring Berlin minimal-house diva Cassy Britton. In 2006, sophomore album <I>Black Toys</I> offered a richer vision, with fluid arrangements and somber tones offsetting brittle rhythms and overdriven synths. The album sounds like a missing link between Kompakt's brand of electro-pop and Britain's cheekier breakbeat enthusiasts. In 2009, Zombie Nation returned with <I>Zombielicious</I>, a brash collection of galloping jams with its zombie eye clearly focused on fans of LCD Soundsystem and Justice. - Philip SherburneU.K./Euro Technoen720Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:10:01 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.14095&rws=%2Fzombie-nation%2Fmusic-videos.rss Zombie Nation enjoys the rare position of being famous even to millions of people who have no idea of his existence. That's thanks to his song "Kernkraft 400," a minimalist electro track from 1999 that inexplicably went on to become a sports-event anthem. But there's a lot more to Zombie Nation's Florian Senfter than <I>Jock Jams</I>. Drawing from both classic electro's clean, machine-set cadences and the murkier sonics of experimental techno, Senfter has carved out an idiosyncratic body of work. Having established his electro credentials with 1999's <I>Leichenschmaus</I> and its runaway hit, he returned in 2002 with "Unload," an Italo-disco vamp featuring Berlin minimal-house diva Cassy Britton. In 2006, sophomore album <I>Black Toys</I> offered a richer vision, with fluid arrangements and somber tones offsetting brittle rhythms and overdriven synths. The album sounds like a missing link between Kompakt's brand of electro-pop and Britain's cheekier breakbeat enthusiasts. In 2009, Zombie Nation returned with <I>Zombielicious</I>, a brash collection of galloping jams with its zombie eye clearly focused on fans of LCD Soundsystem and Justice. - Philip Sherburne http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=mvid.17652535&rws=%2Fzombie-nation%2Fmusic-videos.rss Thu, 13 Dec 2007 12:31:05 -0800 Music Videos by Zombie Nation on Rhapsody Online mvid.17652535 mvid.17652535 Zombie Nation art.14095 http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=mvid.17652535&rws=%2Fzombie-nation%2Fmusic-videos.rss