(80's/cyberpunk/darksynth/outrun/synthwave) North Exit - Synthetic emotions [LP] - 2017, MP3, 320 kbps

It's 2085.
Androids are commonplace.
Mostly they're built for slave labor or to serve humans in their daily lifes. Others however, are designed for killing. Built for war.
The technolocially most advanced, military
androids are known as C.A.R.L.i:
Cognitive Artifical Reactive Lifeform Imitation
After almost a decade of manufacturing merciless killing machines
disguised as beautiful women, TYGER CORP. starts a series of tests to develop a civil C.A.R.L.i model.
As these civil models are meant to be the first generation of machines
with a basic set of human-like emotional responses, the corporation contracts an ex-mercenary to take part in the field test of an early version and monitor it's behaviour.
Originally this test was designed to learn how the machine reacts to
everyday situations and fits in amongst humans and her more basic predecessors.
As this unit was a prototype, it's original programming was suppressed for testing purpose, but not entirely removed.
The machine should not have been able to learn, neither have access to a an emotional spectrum way bigger than it's creators ever intended.
They thought machines can't feel.
But they were wrong...
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Written and Produced by North Exit
Album artwork by Ivan Tantsiura
Story written by North Exit
Special Thanks goes to Ivan Tantsiura, Jon Newman, Kevin Ebeling and Matthias Schulz