Rogue FX released his new album Corporate World on 6 November 2026 through FiloFX Records. It is a ten-track record about life, work, money and corporate culture, from the pressure of the working week and the cost of living to the chase for power and success.
Bandcamp describes the album as a blend of synth pop, electronic pop, disco and synth rock, moving between dancefloor tracks, classic synth pop and more atmospheric moments. The video above is for the opener, The City Never Sleeps, which came out as a single in May.
Several songs arrived ahead of the album: Filofax (Greed Is Good Remix), Computer Love with U.F.O 1982, Cost Of Loving and Working Week. The full set also includes Root Of All Evil, The Place That I’m Going To, the title track, D.T.T.S. and Crash.
Andrew Wood wrote and produced everything, with Jeanette Monja co-writing Computer Love. Hollywood Brown plays guitar on Working Week and D.T.T.S., Oswaldo Gonzalez on Computer Love, and Jason Hornig at Electric Desk Mastering mastered the record.
Rogue FX is Wood’s project from Durham in the UK. In the 1990s he was part of the house act Bass Value, with records on Reaching Records, Three Beat and PWL, and his 2023 debut EP The Fifth Step was followed by Detours & Collusions and Endgame. Alongside streaming, his own announcement lists limited CD, cassette and vinyl editions of Corporate World.
Bandcamp – https://roguefx.bandcamp.com/album/corporate-world
Apple Music – https://music.apple.com/us/album/corporate-world/6820242934
Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/album/34r982PvIVMsePndO418zA
YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@Roguefxretrowave
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