Name: She's Inside (1993) by Intrusive View in Intrusive View - Early 90's +
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: one of our later tracks...from the early 90's

A early 90's synth pop band influenced by Depeche Mode, OMD and the rest. 
Most of the tracks sources are from cassette tape, recorded at College of DuPage in
Glen Ellyn, Illinois. We were all in our early 20's when these songs were conceived. 

Members: 
Dave Pasciuto - vocals, lyrics, drum programming, synths
Tony Takamiya - music, synths, programming, arrangements
Robert Reiner - vocals, lyrics, guitar, backup vocals

Intrusive View - Early 90's +

A collaboration with Steve Cisek of Simple Circuits
https://soundcloud.com/discover/sets/artist-stations:182829448
Lyrics/Vocals/Arrangement - Steve Cisek
Music & Production - Dave Pasciuto

Millions (Feat. Simple Circuits)

61_Sono in the Haze (Tribute) - released on 31 July 2024

On occasion of vinyl mis-purchase of last album of SONO, one of my favourite bands! Great I have a record player! ;-) #trance #liverecording

(produced with Blocswave & Launchpad)

Sono in the Haze (Tribute)

One Life to Blame is a dark alternative hip-hop/electropop fusion that merges moody synths, distorted guitar riffs, and intense, emotionally charged beats. This track features dynamic soundscapes, creating a haunting and impactful experience. With lyrics that explore themes of blame, denial, and self-realization, One Life to Blame is a powerful anthem for confronting the shadows within. The song’s atmosphere is both hypnotic and cinematic, making it a compelling addition to any playlist.


Pointing fingers in the dark, Casting shadows, leaving marks.

You spin your tales, dodge every hit, Slip through the cracks, never admit. Built a kingdom made of lies, Crown of excuses, hollow disguise.

Every fall, every fight, You rewrite wrongs to feel right. Mirror’s cracked, truth’s a flame— Still, you find one life to blame.

Blame the wind, blame the rain, Blame the world for your pain. Blame the stars, curse the sky, Never ask yourself why. Run from guilt, dodge the shame— Always one life to blame!

Twist the facts like threads of silk, Drink deception like it’s milk. Reality knocks—you kill the sound, Feet on the edge but still stand your ground.

Burn the bridge, break the chain, Rewrite endings to numb the strain. Truth won’t fade, scars remain— Still, there’s one life to blame.

Blame the wind, blame the rain, Blame the world for your pain. Blame the stars, curse the sky, Never ask yourself why. Run from guilt, dodge the shame— Always one life to blame!

Time’s ticking, stories decay, Walls of denial crumble away. No escape, no safe retreat— The past is calling, fierce and fleet.

Blame the wind, blame the rain, Blame the world for your pain. Blame the stars, curse the sky, Never ask yourself why. Run from guilt, dodge the shame— But now there’s no life left to blame.

One Life to Blame

BEHEMOTH

Surfers like Us ….. composition and all guitar parts

Artwork provided by Remnant60

Hi Everyone!
This is a brand new song which expresses my nostalgia and longing for the sea.
Hope you enjoy the vibe! 😎🏄🏼‍♂️
Thanks for listening and any support. 
Artur

Sea Waves

77_ LUV TEST (Martin Kohlstedt Tribute) - released on 30 March 2025 only on Soundcloud

Inspired by one of his most famous pieces LUV, I "improvised" this track! His concerts are unique. I had the pleasure of attending one at the Admiralspalast Berlin on 29/03/25. His music, experimental modern classic, is bursting with atmosphere. Just my thing. So, here's a little tribute of my own to a great musician & climate activist! #modernclassic #ambient #nodrums #liverecording

(produced wit BlocsWave & Launchpad)

LUV TEST (Martin Kohlstedt Tribute)

Blurry Lights

"Eclipse" is a haunting electronica journey that bridges the gap between personal hope and collective darkness. With atmospheric synths and introspective lyrics, this track weaves through surreal landscapes, exploring the delicate balance between optimism and shared despair.

Drawing inspiration from both synthwave and contemporary electronic music, "Eclipse" creates a dreamlike soundscape where reality blurs with imagination. The song's hypnotic progression guides listeners through moments of shadow and light, while its recurring motifs speak to the universal experience of maintaining hope in challenging times.

Perfect for fans of: M83, Tycho, and The Midnight. Best experienced through headphones at sunset or during late-night contemplative moments.

Vocals: Steven Cisek of Simple Circuits - https://soundcloud.com/simple-circuits
Music & Production: Tony Takamiya & Dave Pasciuto

#TemporalWave #AtmosphericSound #IndieElectronica #DreamPop #Synthwave

Eclipse

Don't Wanna Be Famous

On "One Thing I'm Missing" (Remixed), Vanessa Daou offers a hazy summer romance with slinky mixes by veteran house music producer and Kismet Records main man Rui Da Silva and newcomer André Baum. Rui reinvents the brooding abstract original - from Daou's latest studio opus 'Light Sweet Crude (Act 1: Hybrid)' - into a minimal "hard, dark and soul" masterpiece that finds the dulcet-toned siren at her most radiant against a surging backdrop of aquatic pulses, hypnotic eerie synths and thumping drums. Baum (who co-wrote/co-produced the original) journeys inward to deliver a more haunted and stripped-down expansion where Daou's ghostly vocals flutter with an awkward poetic elegance against layers of icy synths, frenetic beats and a druggy languid groove.

www.vanessadaou.com
www.facebook.com/vanessadaoumusic
www.twitter.com/vanessadaou 
www.instagram.com/vanessadaou 
www.soundcloud.com/vanessadaou 
www.kismetrecords.com
www.facebook.com/RuiDaSilvaMusic
www.twitter.com/ruidasilva 
www.soundcloud.com/ruidasilva
www.facebook.com/kidrecordings
www.twitter.com/KIDRECORDINGS
www.soundcloud.com/outsider-music


Buy on iTunes

Vanessa Daou - One Thing I'm Missing (Rui Da Silva Vocal Mix)

Twice Daily

More Null Than Void

one of our later tracks...from the early 90's

She's Inside (1993)

Only for a Second (1993)

Intrusive View - Inertia

1994, "Unnoticed" was our first "real" recorded track in a studio. 
Audio Engineer was David Sears of 7red7
Written by Robert Reiner
Vocals: D. Pasciuto
Music, Arrangement, D. Pasciuto & T. Takamiya

Unnoticed (1994)

Chicago-based inspired TemporalWave/Retrowave/Synth music from Dave Pasciuto, Takaton, Bob Reiner, and Steven Cisek.

She's Inside (1993)

Intrusive View

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