Android Superstation is a rock band from Orange County, California. It was formed in 2017 by partners in crime Marc and Heather, and made complete by Danny and James. Together, the group creates original music with a myriad of influences, from pop to prog to ambient industrial.
This band creates music that allows people to feel something. We live in an increasingly isolating and dehumanized world, but music is a great vector to remind people of their own humanity and to bring them together.
Beyond that, Android Superstation has created a universe that uses comics, short stories, and visual art to explore the depths of the human condition - good, bad, and otherwise.
Android Superstation is a rock band from Orange County, California. It was formed in 2017 by partners in crime Marc and Heather, and made complete by Danny and James. Together, the group creates original music with a myriad of influences, from pop to prog to ambient industrial.
This band creates music that allows people to feel something. We live in an increasingly isolating and dehumanized world, but music is a great vector to remind people of their own humanity and to bring them together.
Beyond that, Android Superstation has created a universe that uses comics, short stories, and visual art to explore the depths of the human condition - good, bad, and otherwise.
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Android Superstation is a rock band from Orange County, California. It was conceptualized in 2017 by Marc and Heather, and made complete by Danny and James. Together, the group creates original music with a myriad of influences, from pop to prog to ambient industrial.
This band creates music that allows people to feel something. We live in an increasingly isolating and dehumanized world, but music is a great vector to remind people of their own humanity and to bring them together.
Beyond that, Android Superstation has created a universe that uses comics, short stories, and visual art to explore the depths of the human condition - good, bad, and otherwise.
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music
Continuum (2026)
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Continuum is Android Superstation's second album. It explores the human condition -- what it means to be human in a world increasingly dominated by technology, and how we can fight for that humanity. The inspiration really came from a refusal to give up hope. It feels like the world we’re presented with on a daily basis isn't the whole truth; it’s a narrative designed to keep us isolated. We only start to recognize the true state of our world when we actually come together, look each other in the eye, and learn from one another. If we spent more time interacting at that human level, we’d quickly realize that the rigid divisiveness being sown all around us isn't our natural reality. So when Continuum tackles oppression, it’s not just about cold, external systems—it’s about the oppression of our hearts, minds, souls, and basic humanity. It’s an album about fighting to keep those parts of ourselves alive by fighting to keep our connections to each other intact. There are many forms of fighting, we can all take our part.​
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This Side of Nowhere (2020)
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This Side of Nowhere explores the human condition, telling a story of struggle, tragedy, and hope. Its songs hearken back to the past but are firmly grounded in the future, its sounds meant for the arenas and your parents' garages alike. Fans of Pink Floyd-style psychedelia will enjoy the title track and “The Other Side;” harder rockers will appreciate “Alive,” “Fractured,” and “All There Is.” For the prog fans, “After You” and “Collide” provide a little musical intellectualism (and theatrics), while “Through the Darkness” and “Faith” take on a gentler, more intimate tone. From the most personal thoughts to grand statements about humanity as a whole, This Side of Nowhere has a little bit of everything – so get ready for a wild ride.
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who we are
Danny Day Church - guitar, lead vocals
Heather Moore - keyboards, additional vocals
James Yan - bass
Marc Voss - drums
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