Biography Boytronic

Boytronic is a German music group playing electropop. It was founded in 1983 by Holger Wobker and Peter Sawatzki in Hamburg, Germany as
Kapitän Sehnsucht (Captain Desire). The original Boytronic released two classical synthpop albums: "The Working Model" (1983) and "The Continental" (1985). The record company, claiming rights to the band name, put together a completely different line-up in 1986. It was headed by Hayo Panarinfo (U96) and continued to record under the Boytronic name until the mid-90's. In 2002, Boytronic was revived by Wobker from the original group and Panarinfo from the second incarnation.
Group members
1982?1985
- Bryllyant Berger aka Holger Wobker
- Peter Sawatzki
- Claus Stockhausen
- Charlie Schøppner (had his own band as well: "Electric Theatre")
- (Klaus Dufke)
1986?1987
- Hayo Panarinfo
- Bela Lagonda
1987?1993
- Marc Wade
- Alberto Ingo Hauss (also known as Bela Lagonda)
- Hayo Panarinfo
1994?1995
- Hayo Panarinfo
- Bela Lagonda
2002?2005
- Holger Wobker
- Hayo Panarinfo
2006
- Holger Wobker
- Hans Johm
- Michael Maria Ziffels
Discography
Albums
- The Working Model (1983)
- Continental(1985)
- Godspell (unreleased) (1986)
- The Heart And The Machine (1992)
- A Feather on the breath of god (unreleased)(1995)
- The Working Model - Reverse (2003)
- The Continental (The Replace)(2005)
Kamerata: (Holger WobkerRalf Martens) "Lovers & other strangers" - Singles: Heroin / Charlotte / Horseback (1988)
Beachhead: (Holger WobkerHans Johm) "Drowning Tonight" (2006)
Singles
- You (1983)
- Diamonds And Loving Arms (1984)
- You (US release) (1984)
- Man In A Uniform (1984)
- Hold On (1984)
- Late Night Satellite (1985)
- Hurts (1986)
- You ('86 release) (1986)
- Bryllyant (1988)
- I Will Survive (1988)
- Tears (1988)
- Don't Let me Down (1988)
- Trigger Track (1989)
- Hold On ('91 release) (1991)
- You ('91 release) (1991)
- Pictures Of You (1992)
- My Baby Lost Her Way (1992)
- Send Me An Angel (1994)
- Blue Velvet (1995)
- Living Without You 1 (2002)
- Living Without You 2 (2002)
See also
External links
German electronic music groupsGerman musicians
Boytronic
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