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VOID VISION - SUB ROSA Mannequin Records (2014) Review by Sam Haine –             I’ve been following Void Vision as a fan since 2007/2008. From the days of seeing an earlier incarnation performing at Digital Ferret when it was a full band and observing with time the evolution into the stripped down eargasm

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The Official Akade Wear Logo was created by Josep Prat Sorolla aka Sepe Design Yes folks, We will be launching our very own clothing line dedicated to you guys, the supporters and contributors in the retro-synth revival community. Presenting  Akade Wear Akade Wear is a brand that embodies the essence

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While listening through OGRE’s most recent release, particularly the funky “Job For A Cowboy”, my girlfriend walked by and said something interesting: “Are you listening to 80’s soundtracks again?” This was interesting because as I listened through 195, one word kept popping into my mind. Cinematic. This album is

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Remember This…?           Episode #4: The lost art of VHS or the ways analog has programmed my thinking patterns.             It’s that time to Remember This… and continue the stroll down memory lane while examining the current theme loosely revolving around that wonderful black box you had in your

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I was seven years old when I was first exposed to the world (metaworld?) of Final Fantasy. It was a few days after Christmas of 1999 and my cousin had received Final Fantasy VIII as a gift. Being seven in the presence of a teenager meant I had

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Use the soundcloud playlist in this Italian Vice article to listen! Void Vision, I will admit, is somewhat of an enigma. I have been able to find out very little about the project, except that it is one girl and some synths. Apparently a few singles have been

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Constellations by Dead Astronauts is a cool album. I wish that didn’t sound so clichéd. The release just exudes such a unique vibe and creates such dense atmosphere with what feels like little effort. It manages to skirt retro/synthwave clichés throughout, but subverts them in subtle ways to make

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