Melotron

German synthpop band

Melotron is a German electronic music band formed in 1996 by Andy Krueger, Edgar Slatnow, and Kay Hildebrandt. They are known for their use of the German language within their synthpop music, which is not common in the genre. Melotron's sound is characterized by catchy melodies, danceable beats, and emotive lyrics. Over the years, they have gained a following within the electronic and synthpop scenes, particularly in Germany and among fans of German-language electronic music worldwide. The band has released several albums throughout their career, with "Cliché" (1999), "Propaganda" (2007), and "Werkschau" (2014) being notable examples of their work. Their music often explores themes of love, society, and human emotions. Melotron has also been known for their energetic live performances and has contributed to the broader landscape of electronic music with their distinctive style.