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May 13th, 2008


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DJ Paul Robb Strikes Again

April 11th, 2008


DJ Paul Robb in Chicago


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Paul Robb’s Double Life

March 28th, 2008


“Santa Monica resident Paul Robb has been leading a double life. A co-founder of local company HiFi Music + Sound Design, he spends his days composing music for commercials and other television projects. When he isn’t crafting 30-second soundscapes, though, he’s creating pop songs with his band Information Society. And while that might be enough to keep any musician busy, Robb has recently added DJ to his list of job duties.”

Check out the full article in the multimedia section
or
follow this link to the original article: Santa Monica Mirror


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*updated* Don’t Be Afraid - We’re Here to Help

March 28th, 2008


That’s right kiddies. Don’t be scared.
The newly remastered Don’t Be Afraid will be available for download from the iTunes Music Store and Amazon on April 1st, 2008.

This is no joke.

More to come soon.


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West Side Nu Romantic

March 7th, 2008


DJ Show with Paul Robb


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Oscillator EP

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OSCILLATOR is the first new commercial release from INFORMATION SOCIETY in six years. The legendary electropop group returns with a taste of their forthcoming SYNTHESIZER full-length release.

This six-song EP features newcomer Christopher Anton on vocal duties, as well as a range of intriguing guests and remixers.

OSCILLATOR contains four mixes of the underground smash "Back in the Day," as well as a rare live recording of the band, made at Club Milky Robot in Osaka, Japan in 2006.

Described by SPIN magazine as "high tech, high concept, and relentlessly high energy," INFORMATION SOCIETY continues to pump out the club jams.

 
Strange haircuts, cardboard guitars and computer samples.