Hailing from Catford in South London, Rodney Cromwell is the solo project of Adam Cresswell, founding member of indie-folktronica band Saloon (who had four entries in John Peel’s Festive 50 & three Peel Sessions) and one half of electronic two-piece Arthur & Martha (acclaimed by the likes of NME, The Guardian and Artrocker). On the solo LP, singer Alice Hubley from Arthur and Martha also features on the duet 'You Will Struggle' and the single 'Black Dog'. Centred around the use of vintage synthesizers and old drum machines the lo-fi aesthetic of Arthur and Martha is still very much in evidence on the debut album ‘Age Of Anxiety’. Lyrically the LP explores themes such as juvenescent paranoia, romantic despair, love, loss, panic and depression yet while retaining an upbeat pop sensibility. At the end of 2015 'Age of Anxiety' featured in numerous end of year charts the album was pronounced 'Synthpop Album of the year' by The Record Stache. Rodney Cromwell was named most promising act of 2015 by The Electricity Club. The track 'Barry Was An Arms Dealer' was voted into the Official Festive 50 as compiled by Dandelion Radio.
2024
Happy Robots, Happy Robots
CDr, Single, Ltd, Promo
2023
Happy Robots
CDr, Single, Ltd, Promo
2023
2022
Happy Robots
LP, Album, Cle
2022
Happy Robots
CDr, Single, Ltd, Promo
2022
Happy Robots
CDr, Single, Promo
2022
2021
2018
Happy Robots, Happy Robots
7", Single, Ltd, Red + CDr, EP
2016
Happy Robots
CDr, EP
2015
Happy Robots
CD, Album
2015
Happy Robots
CDr, EP, Ltd, Promo
2020
AnalogueTrash Records, Valentine Records
24xFile, AIFF, Comp
2019
Happy Robots
CD, Album, Ltd, Num
2019
Happy Robots
CDr, Single, Ltd, Promo
2018
AnalogueTrash Records
4xFile, AIFF, EP
2023
Artists Against Success
25xFile, MP3, Album, 320
2022
Cherryade
CDr, Comp, Ltd
2020
Not On Label (The Leaf Library Self-released)
14xFile, MP3, Comp, 320
2018
Electronic Sound
CD, Comp
2018
Amour Records (4), Minos-EMI S.A., Undo Records
2xCD, Comp
2016
Electro London Records
LP, Comp
2002
Bearos
CDr, Comp
1990
CBS, CBS
CD, Comp, Promo, Smplr
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