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Destructive
06:02
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Satellites
05:47
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Undetected Planets
06:12
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Forceful Armies
05:48
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Desolation
02:57
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Advanced Robots
05:23
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Virus of the Universe
07:02
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Cybernetic
04:31
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Sadistic Eternity
04:37
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Gregory Clement New Orleans, Louisiana
Multi-genre artist. The producer of the electronic project "Synthesism".
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All tracks are deadly good, groove and timeless.
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Everything is shrouded in fog and mystery in this album. And from behind the veil pulsate synth melodies and basses and distant saxophones that are both dark and nostalgic. Sometimes even in the case of tracks like "Maybe It Was A Dream" or "Keep Your Head Down," downright funky... as in 'Off The Wall' funky. Sounds like: Tears for Fears/Japan instrumentals or the Stranger Things soundtrack as interpreted by both Clan of Xymox and Quincy Jones.
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would make a great 80s soundtrack apocalyptic robotic and human love affair.
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The Uncanny Valley
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A deep synthwave trip into a blighted neon dystopia where androids and doomsday cults wreak havoc. Flashy, imaginative work from James Kent.
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FLOPPY DISK OVERDRIVE
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On his 8th record, Master Boot Record offers a soup-to-nuts reboot of his previous work.
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Nefertiti EP
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The new EP from Alexandros Finizio layers prismatic synths and rippling textures in four hypnotic songs.
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love Terrordyne's unique style. can make something sound both chill and heavy at the same time for a cool combination of light and dark.
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