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All titles are divinely cyber stellar and exalt soothing vibes.
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everything you'd expect to find here is present and accounted for; polished production, retro vibes, impeccable attention to detail. this album feels like it leans a bit more into the disco-pop side of synthwave, with several tracks bringing the boogie in that inimitable Droid Bishop sound. there are still beautifully arranged introspective compositions as well, providing just the right amount a chill between dance tracks. and those guitar harmonies!! so sublime!
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AA smashing it again. This time with a chilled outrun style album. Some lovely guitar rifts and dreamy atmospheric tunes to tide you over
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The Age of the Saucers
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Jeff Spoonhower brings his 20 years of experience working in video games to the dazzling synthwave he makes as Electron Odyssey.
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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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