Welcome to the world of Module, a world where classical meets futuristic, where man meets machine. Module draws on the roots of his strong classical music theory and live-band experience to produce an organic style of electronica that is played and not programmed.

"Remarkable Engines proves itself as a smart alternative to the cliched Wellington sound. Downbeat, a ghastly genre name, has seemed lost for the last year or so. By way of unique abstraction, Module is offering a future path - and purpose - for the genre to breath, pulse and grow once again." 4.5/5
Real Groove Magazine

“A tasty selection of dreamy atmospherics, phat beats, pulsing bass lines, trippy vocals and effects galore. Module is on a mission to bliss out everyone in NZ and the world.”
Remix Magazine

Welcome to the world of Module, a world where classical meets futuristic, where man meets machine. Module (A.K.A Jeramiah Ross) presents his first solo album titled ‘Remarkable Engines’, a double CD featuring the album ‘Remarkable Engines’ and a bonus piano CD titled ‘Movement’.

Module draws on the roots of his strong classical music theory and live-band experience to produce an organic style of electronica that is played and not programmed. The album is an attempt to further fuse the musician and the computer. Elements of broken-beat, electro, 80’s rock and trip-hop styles are ensnared by Module to create an album that is
representative of his outstanding musicianship. Collaborating artists on this album include Paul McLaney (Gramsci), Rhian Sheehan, Tom Firth, and Jessica Chambers.

The bonus CD “Movement” is a collection of piano compositions that portraits Module’s classical music understanding, with a hint of contemporary flavor.

Module has performed as a musician in The Black Seeds, Fly My Pretties, Rhombus and Rhian Sheehan. Being requested by top New Zealand artists to play in these groups is recognition of Module’s natural musical talent. He has also played alongside Pitch Black, Salmonella Dub, Fat Freddy’s Drop, and has performed at the Big Day Out, Top of the
Pops, TV2’s National Anthem, The Tui NZ Music Awards, BFM Summer Series, University Orientation Circuit and on C4 television.

The recording for this album began in 2003 and Module’s first singles ‘Manga Power’ and ‘No Limits’ received regular airplay on the B-net New Zealand radio network. ‘Manga Power’ was also released on Loop Recording’s Gold-selling compilation ‘Select 006: Kono’ during 2004.

Peter Tonks has directed the music video for the album single ‘No Limits’ and Mike Bridgman has directed the music video for the album single ‘Better Than Something’.