Top tracks — play these first
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Einstein a Go-Go — This track stands out with its catchy hook and witty lyrics that critique scientific obsession, making it a defining anthem of the era’s synth-pop wave.
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Computer Person — With its futuristic themes and playful sound, this track cleverly explores the relationship between technology and humanity, showcasing Landscape's signature blend of satire and melody.
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European Man — This opening track sets a critical tone for the album, addressing European identity through an upbeat yet ironic lens that captures the complexities of the time.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 European Man 4:23
- 2 Shake the West Awake 3:26
- 3 Computer Person 3:00
- 4 Alpine Tragedy / Sisters 4:46
- 5 Face of the 80's 3:29
- 6 New Religion 3:14
- 7 Einstein a Go-Go 3:26
- 8 Norman Bates 5:07
- 9 The Doll's House 5:19
- 10 From the Tea-Rooms of Mars... To the Hell-Holes of Uranus 7:41
- 11 Eastern Girls 3:16
- 12 It's Not My Name 5:24
- 13 So Good So Pure So Kind 4:26
- 14 You Know How to Hurt Me 6:51
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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