These Hopeful Machines

Listen to BT talk about These Hopeful Machines with Wired.com HERE.

With his 6th studio album These Hopeful Machines, legendary artist and producer BT breaks down boundaries by fusing dance, pop, rock and electronic to deliver an extraordinary album that unifies all types of listeners. The double-disc opus debuts today at #2 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart, as well as #3 on the Electronic Chart.

The critical praise for These Hopeful Machines continues to pour in:

"…an album of ultimate depth and movement…If you’ve never liked electronica before, this is the release that could change your mind."
— Wired.com (9/10 stars)

"It's not often that a double-disc, two-hour album holds your attention consistently. But post-techno wizard BT's lush, electro-organic soundscapes are so textured, nuanced and melodically inviting that even techno-phobes will be seduced by his forward-thinking musicality."
— USA Today (3.5/4 stars)

“…a vast wonderland of melodic glitch and prolonged bliss.”
— All Music Guide 

Today sees the release of new albums from two Nettwerk recording artists: BT and Hadouken!.

Internationally renowned artist, visionary producer, film composer and technologist BT is back with his 6th studio album These Hopeful Machines. USA Today gave the album 3.5 out of 4 stars in today's paper, saying, "It's not often that a double-disc, two-hour album holds your attention consistently. But post-techno wizard BT's lush, electro-organic soundscapes are so textured, nuanced and melodically inviting that even techno-phobes will be seduced by his forward thinking musicality."

Britain's most dynamic young band Hadouken!unleash their demented blend of alternative electronic rock with their N. American debut album For The Masses. The band brings their live show over here for the first time ever, with dates confirmed in New York City on February 8 at the Mercury Lounge, Toronto on February 9 at El Mocambo and Los Angeles on February 11 at the Viper Room (free!).