Rulmyno Phoenix, Arizona
Barely escaping the forces of evil that sought to end him, Rulmyno has traveled back from a neon future to deliver music that's out of this time.
For all inquiries, please email: rulmyno@gmail.com
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supported by 24 fans who also own “Starman”
Another chilled, yet action packed soundtrack from AA. This one is slightly less manic than some others, and verging on uplifting ethereal tunes Very easy to listen to and carry on with your work
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SEND THE SIGNAL
by DANCE WITH THE DEAD
supported by 23 fans who also own “Starman”
I don't know what it is, but in DWTD's discography this record really stands out to me. Picking a favourite track is difficult because all of the songs sound incredible to me, but POISON is probably the most fresh and energetic song in my opinion.
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supported by 22 fans who also own “Starman”
Fraud! I didn't receive any goods after I paid. Every attempt to contact the artist or Bandcamp failed. I don't recommend anyone to buy here. Sorry but not sorry. With this unprofessional behavior you have lost all support and respect from me.
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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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Freaky synthwave has a propulsive and cinematic feel with nods to classic horror and sci-fi sounds.
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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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supported by 22 fans who also own “Starman”
Spaceship Android takes a trip to the beach. "Somewhere Along the Coast" is fun outrun in the sun with a disco beat that drifts in and out. "The Signal" begins with a lo-fi sound then cuts to normal with a spacey, astral sound. "Cruise" is another fun track that switches bakc and forth between funk and outrun with some nice guitar work. "Saw Her Yesterday" is my favorite, though, a slice of teen dreams with a bittersweet edge. Unrequited love? A past romance? The music's tone only tells so much.
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