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“Dreamy Nostalgic Synthwave Transmissions from the Future”
Riding the new wave: NYC synthpop duo The Mystic Underground turn up the tempo and ferocity on We Could Be Fugitives, a clarion call to "take your lover by the hand and run" from monotony — already a live staple and dance floor weapon. Song for a Gorgeous Blonde delivers the heavily orchestrated Avlägsna förmögenheter, peering into distant fortunes with equal hopefulness and dread. Replaced By Robots bring guitar-driven rock with post-punk energy and electronic twists that feel "simultaneously familiar, futuristic, and slightly wrong." Montreal's Glass Dolls offer bedroom pop-inflected post-punk meditations on love, loss, and grief on Old Friend.
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“The Mystic Underground's new single, 'Remember Me (Reimagined)'”
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“Post-punk/new wave influenced indie rock - Talking Heads, REM, Joy Division, Replacements, Sonic Youth - all influences that come through in different aspects that combine to bring something a bit...”
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“We never know how much time we have in our lives, value every second of it.”
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“House & Hawk 4 with Six New Bonus Tracks!”
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“Inspired by Margaret Thatchers Poll Tax in 1990’s Britain”
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“A set of powerfull and melanchollic songs”
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“A catchy, upbeat song about the game of love”
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“four new jams”
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“loads of wah, flanger, phase, and chorused guitars.”
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“for walks in the urban twilight”
