Emulsion’s full-length debut CD brings together elements of 80’s electro, cutting-edge IDM, and bouncy melodies steeped in indie influences.

Blue Sky Objective is electronic pop music: an accessible and appealing mixture of pretty, emotive melodies and lo-fi electro beats.

Thanks to an NES-lit eighties childhood, Emulsion’s Nathan Koch never lost his obsession with the eight-bit aesthetic and its resulting digital artifacts- leading to his immersion in San Francisco's gaming industry, with a Game Boy planted firmly in his palm. With the prior release of a single and an EP, Emulsion spent over a year touring and promoting across the US with strong support from niche press and college radio.

For fans of: Solvent, Casino Versus Japan & Ulrich Schnauss

   Packaging: CD in Digipak
   Release Date: 2006
   Running Time: 37:56

“Emulsion has dropped an infectious, yet subtle new instrumental electronica record that you don’t have to be a hardcore techno geek (or gamer) to enjoy.” - New City

"Has the quivering clouds of Boards of Canada without the heavy layers of gauze, resting on some low-res rhythms." (Recommended) - Time Out Chicago