Hypefactor

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Descriptive 00:00 Tools
The Sweetest Soul (Rex Mix) 00:00 Tools
The Sweetest Soul - Rex Mix 00:00 Tools
Downtown China 00:00 Tools
Downtown China - Mr. Kitty Remix 00:00 Tools
The Sweetest Soul 00:00 Tools
Descriptive (the New Division Remix) 00:00 Tools
市中心中国 00:00 Tools
Downtown China (Mr. Kitty Remix) 00:00 Tools
市中心中国 (The New Division Remix) 00:00 Tools
Descriptive (Single Mix) 00:00 Tools
Theme From J-Bar 00:00 Tools
Infringement 00:00 Tools
Shiodome 00:00 Tools
The Subtle Distinction 00:00 Tools
The Morning After the Life Before 00:00 Tools
Leningrad 00:00 Tools
Our Faith 00:00 Tools
One Nine Five Six 00:00 Tools
Creation Phase 00:00 Tools
Clean Up 00:00 Tools
May 00:00 Tools
Pirated 00:00 Tools
Don't Dream, Just Schedule 00:00 Tools
市中心中国 (Mr.Kitty Remix) 00:00 Tools
The Sweetest Soul [Rex Mix] 00:00 Tools
市中心中国 (Mr. Kitty Remix) 00:00 Tools
Keiko's Last Smile 00:00 Tools
Our Faith (Milky Mix) 00:00 Tools
Exit Strategies 00:00 Tools
Creation Phase (Single Edit) 00:00 Tools
Theives 00:00 Tools
Creation Phase (Frankenfurter Mix) 00:00 Tools
Descriptive (the Dossier Remix) 00:00 Tools
Creation Phase (Baye's ILM Mix Feat. Liz Hynes) 00:00 Tools
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For a band that takes pride in unorthodox production, unfashionable influences and ingenius arrangements, one thing can be said about hypefactor: Their strength is in writing pop songs. Its members - F.J. DeSanto, Brandt Gassman, Michael "Ash" Venezia, Charles LaBarbara and Robin Emmet, - are A-list students of pop in all its forms, from 1980s alternative and 1960s soul to British rock and laptop techno. The group writes, records, works and plays in New York and formed in the summer of 2001 when DeSanto asked his in-house engineer, Gassman, to collaborate on a new studio project. The result was the 2003 EP The Distracted Lover, a collection of six electronic pop tunes inspired by the likes of Oasis, Depeche Mode, Gustavo Cerati, Wax Trax! and Factory. The album's single, "The Sweetest Soul," featured Peter Riley, the lead singer with New York's Saintface, on vocals. The band are currently at work recording a rockier follow-up to The Distracted Lover, due out in 2007. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.