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Dorian Electra, born Dorian Electra Fridkin Gomberg, is quite a character. A pure LGBT product in the image of a Mykki Blanko or a Tommy Cash, Dorian produces experimental pop that\u2019s both uncomplicated and explosive. Forget the glamour, he\u2019s trashy. For this big Bowie fan, androgyny has become second nature over the years. The moustache and eyeliner has made the transition official and finally allowed him to affirm who Dorian Electra really is. He\u2019s as uncomplicated as his music. \u201cThe process of taking something traditional, celebrating it but also critiquing it, dismantling it and exploding it, it\u2019s just how I view everything, whether it\u2019s fashion or gender or politics or whatever,\u201d Electra told Bandcamp Daily<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Agenda<\/em> is no more and no less than that. The distortion of syrupy, \u201cgirly\u201d pop that\u2019s been steamrolled. What’s left of it? Voices passed through a vocoder to accentuate the effect. \u201cF The World\u201d, which opens the album, is a typical example. A mix of all genres: trance, dubstep, noise with a female voice to make the whole softer. But it’s nothing of the sort! The titular \u201cMy Agenda\u201d, crowned by the participation of Pussy Riot and The Village People (yes, yes, you read that right!), brings the artist\u2019s madness to a climax. An assured and efficient mix of genres. More rock and baroque with \u201cM\u2019Lady\u201d, Rebecca Black\u2019s collaboration on \u201cEdgelord\u201d adds a hint of hip-hop. \u201cMy Agenda\u201d comes straight out of Electra\u2019s imagination, where the barriers between genres have never had a place.<\/p>\n\n\n\n