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Cyberoptics Memphis, Tennessee
Making Sci-Fi oriented music since 2009 and still going strong. One half of electronic music duo Embryon. Twitter: @CYB3ROPTICS
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Exclusion Zone”
After I discovered GUNSHIP with UNICORN, I went through all their material in a rush. They're whole discography is great, and I think this is the greatest. This album haunts me. I can't listen to it once. Even if I turn it off, I still hear it echoing in the back of my mind. GUNSHIP has a mastery of the bridge that reaches the level of mastery in this album that's just unrivaled. If you get only one album from GUNSHIP, get this one.
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Loved to Death
by DANCE WITH THE DEAD
supported by 6 fans who also own “Exclusion Zone”
Great album. This just kicks butt. I love the slow groove of Become Wrath.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Exclusion Zone”
It's hard to pick a favourite track. This is the only album i have so far deemed as "perfect", where every track, even the intro, is just a masterpiece in its own right. From the hard hitting Perturbator's Theme to the emotional title track, its 68 minutes of perfection. 10/10.
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The Dragon Inn 3’s Yaz cover gives a good idea of what to expect here: bright, bubbly throwback synthpop with irresistible hooks.
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Here kitty, kitty! The synthwave genius returns with a whole new batch of hooky, metal-edged songs that are more fun than a ball of yarn.
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Inspired by ’80s John Hughes films and the sights & sounds of Miami, the latest from Zak Vortex is a balmy summer synthwave dream.
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The Uncanny Valley
by PERTURBATOR
supported by 6 fans who also own “Exclusion Zone”
Disco Inferno is the best synthwave-esque track I've ever heard, and that says a lot.
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