Nostromo London, UK
Nostromo, is Jordan Brown's homage to the pioneering era of sci-fi soundtracks such as Blade Runner, Tron and Terminator which captured his imagination and sees him give free rein to celebrating the feel and sounds of that era.
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Buckle up and brace for impact
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Bloody hippies, with their awesomely beautiful jingly jangly guitar based Rock and Roll and well crafted songs and smatterings of synth and atonal Saxiness. Shouldn't be allowed.
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This takes me back to being a teenager and listening to things like 'The Downward Spiral' by NIN. A great album of pretty piano passages and raging, fuzzy electronic beats. War Machine and 'If I were God' are probably my favourite tracks.
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Other World
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Madeline Goldstein's fusion of cinematic dream pop and darkwave manages to sound both nostalgic and contemporary.
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The NYC-based ”East Asian cyber-metal” group explore musical combinations with a full-throated earnestness that bears fruit in bursts of creativity.
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The Dragon Inn 3’s Yaz cover gives a good idea of what to expect here: bright, bubbly throwback synthpop with irresistible hooks.
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So this is Tom's long-awaited new album, or mini album, or EP, or selection of garbage, or whatever you might call it. As one of his honorable certified "Immoral Supporters", I can assure you that it's brilliant! Well, OK, maybe that's a bit exaggerated, but it's a good one anyway. Or let's call it mediocre, yes, that's more appropriate. OK OK, it's crap, like everything Tom cranks out all of the time. Honestly. But who cares... and who believes in the honesty of an "Immoral Supporter" in the first place...
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