John Foxx, the pioneering figure in the synthpop and new wave genres, presents "D.N.A.", a captivating album released in 2010 under Metamatic Records. This isn't just a collection of tracks; it's a multimedia experience that blends music and visual artistry. The album is a CD/DVD set, featuring collaborations between John Foxx and some of his favorite filmmakers, offering a unique fusion of sound and vision.
"D.N.A." spans a diverse range of styles within the synthpop, ambient, new wave, and cold wave genres, showcasing Foxx's versatility and innovative spirit. The album's nine tracks, including highlights like "Maybe Tomorrow," "City of Mirage," and "Phantom Lover," unfold over 45 minutes of immersive soundscapes. Each track is a testament to Foxx's ability to craft atmospheric, introspective, and emotionally resonant music.
The DVD component of the set features visual interpretations of the music, adding a layer of depth and context to the listening experience. This collaboration with filmmakers elevates "D.N.A." beyond a typical album, making it a comprehensive artistic statement.
With a rating of 4.36 on Discogs and widespread acclaim, "D.N.A." is a standout release in John Foxx's discography. It's an essential addition for fans of electronic music and those who appreciate the intersection of sound and visual art. Whether you're a long-time admirer of John Foxx or new to his work, "D.N.A." offers a rich and rewarding exploration of his creative vision.
