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Navigator
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Nightfall
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Star Grave
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Little Spies
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Outland
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Perennial
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Dragon Tree
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Largo Mar
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Blur
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Data Drip
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Canteen Dream
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Observer Drift Clearwater, Florida
Synthwave & Dream Pop artist residing in the Twin Cities
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Nightfall-91”
Slam full of pop bangers! Decent rendition of 'Drive' but I would say the other tracks shine far brighter. Ulterior Motives, Midnight, & Temporary Lovers are the prime cuts imo
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Watching Stars
by Android Automatic
supported by 12 fans who also own “Nightfall-91”
While AA continues to lay down the disco beats, Watching Stars has a relaxed pace that's more in line with stargazing. "Paradise" flirts with outrun, but it's got dreamy slow sections as well. "Camaro Dreams" has a moody edge. "Lost Days" has some cool guitar and bass hooks during its stroll. "Midnight Rides" is another slow disco number with some fun cowbell and hi-hat and a simple synth solo. "Watching Stars" has a fun beat and guitar stingers backing a digital warmth not unlike Starforce.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Nightfall-91”
A fun single from Android Automatic. "City Heat" is explosive disco with an outrun pace, an anthemic action tone, and guitar synth accents, including a rapid-fire solo near the middle of the track. It's dangerous while driving. "Last Kiss" is a gentler, slower track whose percussive claps feel so distant that they sound like snapping fingers. The thing that really grabs me about "Last Kiss" is the higher-pitched synth line, which along with the astral chords gives the track a very dreamy feel.
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Functional Music for Lovers
by FMFL
Dreamy, sweet-edged synth pop for those with their hearts on their sleeves.
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Suburbia Space Program
by Wolf Collage
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 23, 2013
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Within/Without
by Houses of Heaven
If you've been craving something dark and gritty yet stylish and dancefloor-ready, this hard-edged industrial synth opus might fit the bill.
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