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Double trouble – the smooth and dreamy vibe of Algorithm contrast with the sharp and punchy tone of Zeroes and Ones, offers two different flavours of synthpop. GLOBAL FREE SHIPPING – Delivery will typically take 1-3 weeks for overseas orders and 2-3 days for Australian orders. -
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Three different flavours of synthpop: the latest two Space March CDs – Algorithm (Deluxe) and Zeroes and Ones, plus any other available album of your choosing. GLOBAL FREE SHIPPING – Delivery will typically take 1-3 weeks for overseas orders and 2-3 days for Australian orders. -
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Every Space March album from the beginning till now, plus some bonus content. GLOBAL FREE SHIPPING – Delivery will typically take 1-3 weeks for overseas orders and 2-3 days for Australian orders. -
Zeroes and Ones challenges the conventional parameters of a synthpop album, surprising listeners from track to track with a diversity of pop references from the 1980s and beyond, whilst still sounding uniquely Space March. Shipping of this product will typically take 1-3 weeks for overseas orders and 2-3 days for Australian orders. -
Algorithm was released as a digital album in 2021 featuring a collection of ten songs spanning ten years of songwriting. The 2024 deluxe CD release includes the original ten album tracks, plus three bonus tracks, including the previously unreleased track "Something Inside of You", the popular single mix of “It's Not Over Yet”, and the original (and quite different) version of “Saturn's Sun”. Shipping of this product will typically take 1-3 weeks for overseas orders and 2-3 days for Australian orders. -
Possessing a unique blend of synthwave and classic synthpop, Future Memories has for some fans become a favourite. Written, performed, produced and mixed by Space March. Mastered by Robin Schmidt (OMD). -
It Must Be Obvious is a tribute to some of my influences – featuring covers of songs by: Pet Shop Boys, The Beatles, Depeche Mode, New Order, Duran Duran, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, David Bowie, The Cure, The White Stripes, Muse, John Barry and The Velvet Underground. I produced and mixed this Space March covers album with an upfront vocal sound and synth-laiden production. It was mastered by Robin Schmidt (OMD). -
Mountain King is a journey from the dramatic to the dreamy and reflective, mixing synthpop and indie pop in a unique way. I produced and mixed this fourth Space March album and it was mastered by Robin Schmidt (OMD, Two Door Cinema Club). -
Monumental is the third in the series and best selling Space March album. I worked with legendary producer/engineer Mark Saunders, whose credits include: Erasure, The Cure, A-ha, David Byrne, Cyndi Lauper, and Neneh Cherry, to name a few. Mark imbued Monumental with a polished and classic 80s synthpop sound. -
Without This You Can Never Change is lyric-driven, energetic electropop that’s a little bit indie and kind of rocks. In one sense, I was harking back to my roots in the music of New Order and in another way, I was influenced by the dynamic electro Goldfrapp were producing around this time. This album is edgier and more electronic than the debut Space March album but still retains a strong pop sensibility. -
Featuring a mix of Beatlesque Britpop and psychedelic electronics, Space March’s self-titled debut scored top spots in both the Chicago Reader’s year-end list and New York’s Village Voice ‘Pazz & Jop’ poll. -
Suffocating Sally by Chiba is a very rare techno/house album from 1996 and the first solo album released by Craig Simmons. It was also the first album to be released on Craig's record label, Hark Records and a de facto release of Sony Music Australia, who manufactured, mastered and consulted on the A&R for the project. Although very much an album of its era, it was also ahead of its time. Suffocating Sally possessed quite a unique sound, mixing progressive synth-driven techno with touches of commercial house music and electro.
