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California Snowfall
04:38
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Bleached Sandcastle
06:09
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Noah's Arc (Interlude)
03:04
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Summer Haze
05:43
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The Identity Matrix Everett, Washington
The Identity Matrix is an 80s inspired synthwave project out of Washington. Looking to inspire those images of our past through the sounds of today.
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Perfect in evoking 80’s office workers and businessmen carrying briefcases and large unwieldy cellphones. Back In Business delivers what it promises. It’s too hard for me to pick one favorite but it’s a choice between Corporate Affairs featuring Ace Buchannon ( I’m a sucker for the sax 🎷) and First Call featuring Bart Graft. Okay, that concludes today’s business 👨💼
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SUMMER '89 EXTENDED PLEASURE
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great music to plot with as your driving down the florida coastline...
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The Underground
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A good album. Escalator of Life is the stand out track, and the only one to feature vocals, which oddly remind me of Oingo Boingo in a way. I could see it in a movie. I absolutely adore it. Any time this album gets remotely cinematic, STH really shines. As a whole, The Underground is very slow jammish at times but in a heavy way. Static Kiss was my other favorite. Looking forward to the next one!
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Miami Squeeze (Anniversary Edition)
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Inspired by the sounds and aesthetics of ’80s Miami, Zak Vortex's third album takes listeners on a smooth, satisfying synthwave joy ride.
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Also known as club producer Jozef K/Bluematter, Joseph Kindred goes full synthwave with charmingly evocative results.
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Besides having great releases, these folks package their physical releases with the care of a fine piece of jewelry. I've never seen such care just for a minidisc.
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