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foreign technology, sometimes known as f:tech, is the work of a lone human, by the name of Stephen Donohue, based in Brisbane, Australia. Influenced by the music of late 70's and early 80's electronic artists such as Gary Numan, Ultravox, and Japan, foreign technology was inspired to start creating his own tracks. The first foreign technology release was a track named ‘The Things we See' which was chosen for inclusion on a dance compilation, 'A Higher Sound', released in February 1998 through Warner Music Australia. This was soon followed by the release of another tune, 'Still Life' on another compilation, 'On the Pulse', in 1999, through Sony Music Australia. A track named 'Origin' was chosen as 'Demo of the month' in the December 2000 issue of 'The Mix' magazine, and was featured on the cover CD: here's what the magazine had to say; "Old -skool electro meets Bigbeat in a well executed melange of brilliantly-produced styles" "With infectious guitar riff and hard-as-hell breaks you