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Mahoney Melbourne, Australia
Inspired by movies from the 80’s, Mahoney is Melbourne based Ben Hense and Darcy McFall.
Let them take you time travelling on a vintage wave of synths and beats all recorded in their studio to analog tape in Melbourne Australia.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Middle Of The Night”
After I discovered GUNSHIP with UNICORN, I went through all their material in a rush. They're whole discography is great, and I think this is the greatest. This album haunts me. I can't listen to it once. Even if I turn it off, I still hear it echoing in the back of my mind. GUNSHIP has a mastery of the bridge that reaches the level of mastery in this album that's just unrivaled. If you get only one album from GUNSHIP, get this one.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Middle Of The Night”
Amazing album! All tracks are inspiring and give that fantastic eighties atmosphere, keep it up! Thanks from the Netherlands, Peter
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Middle Of The Night”
⛩️🌇 I hope there are tons of AMVs spawned for these wonderfully scenic tunes. I'm sure people are would be inspired to match this energy with visuals.
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Here kitty, kitty! The synthwave genius returns with a whole new batch of hooky, metal-edged songs that are more fun than a ball of yarn.
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Inspired by ’80s John Hughes films and the sights & sounds of Miami, the latest from Zak Vortex is a balmy summer synthwave dream.
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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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supported by 5 fans who also own “Middle Of The Night”
Gunship leans hard into the DRAMA of the synthwave genre, which is really what it's all about. It's burn... intensity, kinetic energy, triumph and tragedy. The arrangements rise and fall, and the textures weave everything together into a ride you just need to get on, throw up your arms, let the wind blow back your hair, and enjoy.
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