In 2011, Germany’s No.1 Synthpop institution And One, fronted by Steve Naghavi, released their legendary studio album “Tanzomat”, a conscious return to the cheeky, satire-tinged spirit of the band’s early years.
For the first time ever, “Tanzomat” hits the turntable – spread across two LPs pressed on eye-catching neon magenta vinyl.
“Tanzomat” is twelve tracks of pure bodypop built for the dancefloor. Driving sequencer lines, massive synth hooks and Naghavi’s unmistakable voice, running from the opener “Save the Hate” and the club-ready “Dancing in the Factory” (feat. EMMON!) to the sprawling six-and-a-half-minute “Playing Dead”. The album also includes “Sex Drive” and “No Song for You”, both originally B-sides of the “Zerstörer” CD-single. The result sits somewhere between electro grit and irresistible pop.

Tracks:
A1 Save the Hate
A2 Shining Star
A3 Only Your Dreams
B1 Dancing in the Factory
B2 Angel Eyes B3 Seven
C1 Das Ziel liegt in deinem Kopf
C2 Stromschlag
D1 Sex Drive
D2 Totstellen
D3 Kein Lied für Dich
D4 Und ich Liebe

2CD
Tracks:
01 Save the Hate
02 Shining Star
03 Only your Dreams
04 Dancing in the Factory
05 Angel Eyes
06 Seven
07 The Aim is in your Head
08 Electrocution
09 Sex Drive
10 Playing Dead
11 No Song for You
12 And I love