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Aftermath
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Oppression
01:51
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Decay
02:54
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Monolith
02:42
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Run
02:04
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Where The Trees End
01:39
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Sombre Waltz
02:24
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No Way Back
02:33
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Monolith (Reprise)
02:16
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The Long Walk
02:57
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The Less Dead Japan
The Less Dead is an emotional synth-pop project. A mix of vocal and instrumental music exploring love, loss and obsession.
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Squalor City - Pt. 1: The [Cy]Bordello
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SoundEngine makes really cool, analogue tinged music and this album is an absolute treat. Hidden behind the catchy hooks and thick atmosphere is some serious technical skill. Brilliant.
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Very lovingly crafted into a listen that's not ~quite as spoopy as the album art suggests, but that's by no means a bad thing for me.
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excellent instrumental album! straddles a perfect line of mostly midtempo synthwave and darksynth.. not too fast and not too slow, and it's excellent for driving down the coast A1A to Miami Beach
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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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