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Abandoning the softer acoustic pop elements of their previous few records, Stereotomy is a much heavier, more electronic, and rock-oriented concept album. The word "stereotomy" refers to the art of cutting solids (like stone or wood) into precise shapes, which Woolfson used as a metaphor for how modern society, fame, and pressure mold and restrict the human personality. This was notably one of the earliest albums to be recorded entirely on full digital equipment.

The Project's core discography consists of ten concept albums that explored themes ranging from classic literature to human psychology. Try Anything Once The Alan Parsons Project - Discography -1976-20...

The pressures of fame, celebrity culture, and the structural molding of the human personality by external forces (taken from Edgar Allan Poe's use of the word). Abandoning the softer acoustic pop elements of their

Robots, artificial intelligence, and the future of humans. The Project's core discography consists of ten concept