Hello, Mannequin
Released: Jun 1, 2004
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Released: Jun 1, 2004
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Give {$Ronnie Martin} a cigar: the kid takes his keyboards to heart. Taking a jagged left from the clickety {\twee} of {^Tick Tock Treasury}, {$Martin} turns in {^Hello, Mannequin}, a chilly neon...
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The Art and Craft of Popular Music
Released: Jun 18, 2002
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Released: Jun 18, 2002
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{$Joy Electric}'s {$Ronnie Martin} basically made a greatest hits type thing with the double-disc collection, {^The Art and Craft of Popular Music}. This retrospective spans eight years of {$Joy...
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The White Songbook: Legacy, Vol. 1
Released: Nov 20, 2001
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Released: Nov 20, 2001
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{$Joy Electric} is {$Ronnie Martin}'s musical amalgamation of Christian ideology and {\synth rock}. {^The White Songbook: Legacy, Vol. 1} is {$Martin}'s first step in a series of concept albums...
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CHRISTIANsongs
Released: Apr 20, 1999
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Released: Apr 20, 1999
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1999's {^Christiansongs} proves to be {$Joy Electric's} most mature and complete artistic statement of their faith. Shedding some of the sugar coating of his previous songs, {$Ronnie Martin}...
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The Land of Misfits
Released: Dec 22, 1998
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Released: Dec 22, 1998
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The remix EP {^The Land of the Misfits} features a very dance-oriented version of {$Joy Electric's} hit single {&"Monosynth"} as well as reworkings of {&"The Cobbler"} and {&"I'm Your Boy,"} which...
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Robot Rock
Released: Nov 18, 1997
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Released: Nov 18, 1997
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1997's {^Robot Rock} marked a major turning point for {$Joy Electric}, in their music and popularity. The arrangements on songs like {&"Monosynth"} and {&"Sugar Rush"} are simpler and more open,...
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