Dancing Vinyl

TWINS NATALIA

I DIED ON MARS LP

Anna Logue Records • SKU: ANNA068Pop • Synth-Pop • Wave

€28.00

Preorder • 09 Oct 2026

Tracklist / Audio Preview

8 tracks

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SKU

ANNA068

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Condition

Mint (M)

Media Condition

Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition

Mint (M)

Format

1x Vinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

Description

“I thought I knew you, but you are alien to me.” Twelve years have passed since TWINS NATALIA’s debut album, “Destiny Room”, but Dave, Marc and Steve have never really stopped working on new ideas and projects, including the release of a mini-album from Marc’s solo project SHIBUYA STATION. This featured their first collaboration with Greek artist KRIISTAL ANN (also known from PARADOX OBSCUR), who provided the vocals for the track “Madness”. This led to Anna being invited by TWINS NATALIA to perform lead vocals on their cover version of KNOW’s “Knights of Pleasure”. The results were so pleasing that, from then on, Anna was persistently ’pestered’ to work on a TWINS NATALIA EP, which slowly morphed into a complete album entitled “I Died On Mars”. The album is a journey through electronic soundscapes and pure, dark ’80s minimal synth-pop, full of melancholia, haunting melodies, elaborate synth sound design and sequencing, ranging from neat to gnarly, and, of course, KRIISTAL ANN’s charismatic voice icing the cake. “I Died On Mars” presents us with further surprises: TWINS NATALIA version of “The Dagger In Me” by ’80s Greek post-punk legends THE HANDS OF CAIN, as well as “A Different Hum” by PARADOX OBSCUR, a song that surely needs no further introduction. Anna has not shied away from specially re-recording the vocals for this version, while both versions have been given some distinctly Twins Natalia-specific additions and treatments. Furthermore, Anna has contributed her own composition “Find Me I A Fantasy”, so you’re in for a treat or two, for sure. Mastering by Nikolas Haldoupis at SoundCave Studios Athens. Graphic design by Steve Lippert with some original photography by Kriistal Ann.