Blazestation
The beginning of something amazing, and something so new, it was not unlike traveling into uncharted territories of outer- space. Blazestation's debut album, "Lift Off", is a synthwave record of these adventures by a group of people who managed to find each other in the space of the internet, become friends, and create a band. ... more
If you like Blazestation, you may also like:
supported by 14 fans who also own “Bat Cat (ft. Jazzi Marzcat & Florent Campana)”
Excellent, due to its style of music production, Evil T fuses chiptune, darsythn and cyberpunk with originality. The tracks are structured, rich in modulations and sound transitions, I love it.
go to album
Entity: Harvest of Insanity
by Scythe Saga Collective
supported by 12 fans who also own “Bat Cat (ft. Jazzi Marzcat & Florent Campana)”
An interesting blend of horror, synth, and metal flourishes. "Entity" begins an exotic tone I can only describe as Arabic; it's a fun track with some great interplay between the synths and Jon's soloing. "Disintegrate" is Jon featuring Leonardo Rizzo and has a fun beat and a glitchy dubstep break. "Euphoric" is a cool KFDDA track that uses mounting chords and a neat rhythm track with bongos. The "Centauri" songs have simpler synth lines and together with "Harvest" make up the horror segments.
go to album
A Clash of Steel and Circuits
by Scythe Saga Collective
supported by 11 fans who also own “Bat Cat (ft. Jazzi Marzcat & Florent Campana)”
Men of circuits. Meganet's own droids. They could climb for days or leap our highest fortification in seconds and it would still end the same. Black oil and green radium spills from their veins just as blood from a real man. They meet us with gleaming deathlights and conjured fire. We meet them with iron, forged from the guts of their dead. They meet us with great beasts of metal and flame, we bring them low with meat and bone. They are circuits. We are steel.
go to album
Omniversal Oscillations
by STARFORCE
featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 31, 2013
go to album
Lean, cutting synthwave with an industrial edge from this California artist, with icy keys slashing across thumping beats.
go to album
Inspired by ’80s John Hughes films and the sights & sounds of Miami, the latest from Zak Vortex is a balmy summer synthwave dream.
go to album
Left to Our Own Devices
by Le Cassette
supported by 11 fans who also own “Bat Cat (ft. Jazzi Marzcat & Florent Campana)”
Amazing album.. Got drawn in by the great vocals and the sax of "This is all we know" and just had to buy the album!! Great work.
go to album
