The first full fledged album of the duo named ‘delete.delete.i.eat.meat’ was released in 2005. The debut album with its peculiar name created a sensation in the music scene and made the critics sit up and take notice. This was succeeded by their sophomore album in the next year. Its title was ‘Paparazzi Lightning’. In 2007, the duo made their first appearance on TV where they sang the song ‘Sad Sad City’. It was telecasted on NBC. Their debut live DVD was released in 2007. The latest album of the group ‘Robotique Majestique’ came up in 2008.

The uniqueness of the duo’s music has attracted people since the release of their debut album and their live shows have met with thunderous response. Aaron has an electrifying stage presence and his vocals are just awesome. The fans of the group have found glimpses of stalwarts like Prince and Freddie Mercury in him. On the other hand, Turner has been deeply inspired by artists like David Bowie, Daft Punk, among many others. They make extensive use of electronics, guitar, drums and vocals.

These artists have dynamic personalities and a whacky dress sense. Even though the purists crib about the extremity of their blending it can not be denied that the duo churns out foot tapping and groovy tunes. It is quite difficult to prevent the desire to gyrate to their songs during their shows. Even though the band members did not get along very well in the beginning, the differences were resolved later. They do not believe in conforming to any stereotypes and are open to experimenting with new genres in the future. Rather than following the trends, they believe in following their inner instincts for composing a song and setting its music.

The band members believe in giving the audience what they believe in. Their objective is to make the audience feel attuned to the spirit and ambience of their songs. They also fund their own albums. Aaron believes that the future of entertainment is changing and people will have to adjust their habits accordingly. The Internet has opened up a plethora of opportunities for creative and experimental artists, and groups like this can make an online user base quickly by releasing their music on the web. With the emergence of bands like Ghostland Observatory, the future of Austin music scene is bright.

Discography
Albums
Robotique Majestique (2008), Trashy Moped Recordings
Paparazzi Lightning (2006), Trashy Moped Recordings
delete.delete.i.eat.meat (2005), Trashy Moped Recordings