An Automusik show incorporates a little bit of Kraftwerk’s weirdness, a little bit of Roxy Music’s sexiness, and a lot of ingenious pop culture manipulation. And while they may not create a revolution all their own, it’s not for a lack of trying. “Automusik has grown weary of little boys flailing their arms with guitars,” says Automusik, speaking through the medium of one of his female rock units. “Automusik has grown weary of the tiresome soul-searching of little boys in dirty Tmore

An Automusik show incorporates a little bit of Kraftwerk’s weirdness, a little bit of Roxy Music’s sexiness, and a lot of ingenious pop culture manipulation. And while they may not create a revolution all their own, it’s not for a lack of trying. “Automusik has grown weary of little boys flailing their arms with guitars,” says Automusik, speaking through the medium of one of his female rock units. “Automusik has grown weary of the tiresome soul-searching of little boys in dirty T-shirts and ratty hair . . . complaining about their unrequited love. The function of Automusik is to . . . spawn upon the world a new generation who understands real music.” '- Memphis Magazine