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This EP is just flawless and well produced. It blends synthesizers and guitars in perfect retro wave harmonies.
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Spaceship Android takes a trip to the beach. "Somewhere Along the Coast" is fun outrun in the sun with a disco beat that drifts in and out. "The Signal" begins with a lo-fi sound then cuts to normal with a spacey, astral sound. "Cruise" is another fun track that switches bakc and forth between funk and outrun with some nice guitar work. "Saw Her Yesterday" is my favorite, though, a slice of teen dreams with a bittersweet edge. Unrequited love? A past romance? The music's tone only tells so much.
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One of the defining synth-albums, at least for me. Great melodies, strong mid-tempos beats, excellent use of interesting samples. Not everything is pure gold and especially the collaborations are weaker in my eyes, but still, there is so much good here, that I now bought it twice as a hardcopy. I never did that before.
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The Age of the Saucers
by Hollywood Burns
In the latest from the Paris producer, the war of the worlds has already been lost.
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Woozy, vocal-driven synthwave captures the spirit and feel of the ’80s, with tremendous choruses and neon-hot electronics.
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Freaky synthwave has a propulsive and cinematic feel with nods to classic horror and sci-fi sounds.
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Poetic, crystalline, elegant - "Sentient" is a perfect complement to "Escape...", focusing a bit more on rhythmic exploration. It may feel less painterly and more ascetic in the process (e.g. tracks like "Activate"), but if you stay tuned there's plenty of the cathartic synthwork and conceptual depth that made Oscillian a go-to act for me. Add vocal banger "The Brightest Cry" and a Blade Runner-esque "Coda" and you're in for a ride.
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