Binary Oblivion Melbourne, Australia
The 1980s called, they want their synthesizers back
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Great album and peak 80's early 90's nostalgia.
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Another chilled, yet action packed soundtrack from AA. This one is slightly less manic than some others, and verging on uplifting ethereal tunes Very easy to listen to and carry on with your work
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The bright keyboard at the start of this song is uplifting and yet the whole track is slightly bittersweet...it's a great contradiction in sounds that works so well.
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Lean, cutting synthwave with an industrial edge from this California artist, with icy keys slashing across thumping beats.
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Synthwave goes pop on the latest from UK artist LAU: Irresistible cotton-candy vocal melodies, and electronics that go off like fireworks.
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Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Freestyle”
Memories and Comeback Kid were my first introduction to this band. From then on - I've always gone to the Midnight for easy listening. Waiting for a bus - Standing in line - Going grocery shopping and pretty much everywhere and anywhere. You can listen to this track over and over again and I feel like it doesn't get old.
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