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Morning Drill (Frenzy)
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Robot Junkyard
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Ghost Town
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Scrap God
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King of the Heap
03:01
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Destroyer
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Talk to Me
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Metal Hearts
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Twilight Spark
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INTO THE ABYSS
by DANCE WITH THE DEAD
supported by 15 fans who also own “Robot Junkyard”
This EP is superb. I did not expect the closing track to sound the way it does. Such an atmospheric and emotional sound, it really turns the rest of the EP up to eleven.
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SEND THE SIGNAL
by DANCE WITH THE DEAD
supported by 15 fans who also own “Robot Junkyard”
I don't know what it is, but in DWTD's discography this record really stands out to me. Picking a favourite track is difficult because all of the songs sound incredible to me, but POISON is probably the most fresh and energetic song in my opinion.
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Lean, cutting synthwave with an industrial edge from this California artist, with icy keys slashing across thumping beats.
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The Age of the Saucers
by Hollywood Burns
In the latest from the Paris producer, the war of the worlds has already been lost.
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Freaky synthwave has a propulsive and cinematic feel with nods to classic horror and sci-fi sounds.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Robot Junkyard”
Spaceship Android takes a trip to the beach. "Somewhere Along the Coast" is fun outrun in the sun with a disco beat that drifts in and out. "The Signal" begins with a lo-fi sound then cuts to normal with a spacey, astral sound. "Cruise" is another fun track that switches bakc and forth between funk and outrun with some nice guitar work. "Saw Her Yesterday" is my favorite, though, a slice of teen dreams with a bittersweet edge. Unrequited love? A past romance? The music's tone only tells so much.
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