Logical Progression by Decus was a commissioned track, composed in 2004 as the theme music for a narrowcast science documentary video called "The Art Of Science", which explored the close links between science, mathematics and art. Break beats, retro bleeps inspired by Kraftwerk's Pocket Calculator, and vintage analogue synthesizers. It's all here. Read more on Last.fm.

There are more than one artists performing under the name Decus 1) Decus is an alternative singer, songwriter and musician from Scotland. https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://myspace.com/decus1 Born in Edinburgh in 1970 he has had a passion for electronic music from the age of 8. His genre's range from Synth Pop, New Romantic, Electro, Glitch, through to EBM. He has a smooth, gentle yet powerful vocal delivery which constrasts uniquely with an atmospheric, hypnotic and often harsh industrial electronic backing, probably most strongly influenced by VNV Nation. He has an impish, childlike appearance, which has in the past earned him the nickname The Elf, and he frequently dresses in a gothic pirate-esque style not unlike the image of 80's new wave band Adam And The Ants, although he has also been known to dress in cybergoth gear, clad with metal panels, flashing lights and circuit boards. His androgynous appearance and long hair have led many to think his style would be more rock/guitar based. A misconception which he is unfazed by and soon to put right when he does his live stage shows, surrounded by vintage analogue synthesizers and a laptop, driving his trademark 80's influenced powerful industrial beats. 2) Decus, also known as .Morti is a german singer and contestant in MMXSDS Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.