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Phantom Fire Weapon
02:50
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Lord of the Bronx
02:39
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Red Light Drive
03:30
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Odd Corners
03:22
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Pretty Sharp Things
03:10
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Private Dreams
03:18
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Reflections
03:43
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Back to the Boneyard
02:45
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High Above the Ant Hill
04:33
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Freakbeat Theatre
02:43
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Drying Out
01:30
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Broken Lamps
Original library music inspired by cult cinema and rare film soundtracks of the 60s and 70s.
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When Haro Met Sally
by D.A.L.I
supported by 16 fans who also own “Metropolis”
Never mind Kuwahara Dreams, all I wanted was a Raleigh Burner (got one 25 years later!) Anyway, this album surprised me - seemingly out of nowhere, and it's up there with some of my favourite synthwave. A great mix of the wistful and the upbeat. Looking forward to more from D.A.L.I.
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I Am Godzilla, You Are Japan
by Deadly Avenger
supported by 16 fans who also own “Metropolis”
Nothing is like watching Pacific Rim and then listening to this album. even on it's own this album makes me want to take on the world.
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Your God Is Too Small
by Deadly Avenger
supported by 15 fans who also own “Metropolis”
I am all over this. this is an even bigger undertaking than I Am Godzilla, You Are Japan. even more cinematic, and swollen with gorgeous production values. another A+ from Deadly Avenger.
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Next Of Kin
by Klaus Schulze
Ex-Tangerine Dream/Ash Ra Tempel drummer's krautrock-inspired score for the 1982 Australian thriller, available for the first time ever.
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Souvenir
by Maston with L'éclair
Composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Maston recruits Swiss band L'Eclaire for a sprightly take on ’70s lounge and library music.
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Tulips
by Maston
“Tulips,” the latest album from Maston, is a work of beautiful psychedelia, blending lounge beats with burbling organs & guitars.
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Alone In The Woods
by Alone In The Woods
supported by 13 fans who also own “Metropolis”
A truly unique listening experience. Alone in the Woods deftly combines everything from Emulator-era synthpop to 80s Italian film music to what feels like Scandinavian folk music. Subsequent listens open up your brain like the Videodrome signal.
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