A Dollar Underwater Clovis, California
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I'm sure this record sounds really dated nowadays with some of the synth choices, the radio intros that are becoming more common, and especially the mix/master, but this was really something for its time. I remember first hearing the title track and enjoying the composition so much. Dimi's ambition and fun with this project come in his brand of Outrun that meshes itself with the Instrumental Rock of the 80's, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai come to mind. A Synthwave classic!
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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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Perfect blend of 80s pop, rock, metal and synth sounds. This album has a vibrant energy that you won't find anywhere else, and it had me hooked from the first song to the last.
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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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Woozy, vocal-driven synthwave captures the spirit and feel of the ’80s, with tremendous choruses and neon-hot electronics.
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Sharp-edged synthwave abounds on this LP from Oceanside85, pairing pulsing beats with racing electronics.
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Sensual retrowave that that soothes & mellows. Falling through clouds is how this feels
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