MM9's 2007 album 'Prosthetic Blvd.' is a conceptual exploration of urban decay and synthetic environments. The album uses a palette of found sounds and heavily processed instrumentation to create its distinct atmosphere.
- 'Prosthetic Blvd.' was recorded in a disused factory in East London. The album's release was accompanied by a limited-edition art book featuring photography that inspired the tracks. It charted at number 14 on the UK Electronic Album Chart.
- The album was initially intended as a soundtrack for a canceled science fiction film. It was critically acclaimed for its dense sound design and innovative use of sampling. It was later reissued in 2015 with bonus tracks.
- The track 'Chrome Alley' became a surprise club hit in underground electronic music scenes. The album's distinctive artwork was created by graphic designer Neville Brody. It received 4 out of 5 stars in a review by Mixmag.
MM9 is an electronic and ambient artist from the UK. Prosthetic Blvd. was released in 2007 on After People Records.
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