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Captain Superfunk
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Heroes
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Cloning The Droid
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Automatic Man
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Hot Leather
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LA Story
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Run! (Radio Version)
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Midnight Trick
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LA Story (In Dub)
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Run! (Extended Version)
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Fruit Of The Loop
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INTO THE ABYSS
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This EP is superb. I did not expect the closing track to sound the way it does. Such an atmospheric and emotional sound, it really turns the rest of the EP up to eleven.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Heroes [Deluxe Edition]”
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Omniversal Oscillations
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Glimmering synthpop with a throwback aesthetic pairs summery synthwave with big neon hooks.
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Lean, cutting synthwave with an industrial edge from this California artist, with icy keys slashing across thumping beats.
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Palm Tree Resort
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Heroes [Deluxe Edition]”
I predominantly got this for the first track. The news reporter’s dramatised and slick narrativisation of human suffering, juxtaposed with wry reporting on a “celestial event,” that flattens both into equally streamlined consumerist fodder, is a problematic redoubled, and perhaps highlighted, by enjoying that very thing set to extremely funky music. Maybe there is some working through to do here…
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