Synth

TCR 55 5 07

Lost Transmission

A synthwave journey through the final moments of a doomed space station and the last human survivor. Inspired by the climactic tension of Event Horizon and Metroid Fusion endings, this track builds suspense with punchy drums, lush synth pads, distorted guitars, and rushing arps. The intensity peaks with an explosive guitar solo—a final boss fight before the escape pod launches. It's a cinematic blend of retro-futurism and raw urgency, perfect for fans of retrowave, outrun, and sci-fi scores.

Countdown to Self-Destruct

My Story

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91gB6ivAji0
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3vClngqcozf2O5FbtbZ1Xc?si=d8cac67bfe9f4136

Bandcamp

Hot Pursuit

Solaris Protocol

Transmission

Just cruising through the bay. No smuggling or anything..

Nifty Collective-Florida Bay

Visions of Ezekiel  
by The Living Creatures  
© 2025 Volant Records | All Worlds Reserved®

A futuristic journey through the visions of the prophet Ezekiel, reimagined in the pulse of electronic sound.  
The Living Creatures blend robotic vocoders, golden-ratio rhythms, and cinematic electro textures to open a spiritual window into the throne, the wheels within wheels, the valley of dry bones, and the new city where “The Lord is There.”  

Influenced by the legacy of French house and Daft Punk, this concept album bridges ancient imagery with futuristic soundscapes.  
Every track is a different vision: wheels turning with eyes, rivers flowing from the temple, the watchman’s call, the glory departing, the invasion of Gog, the return of light, and the eternal city.  

Genre: Electronic  
Sub-genres: French House / Electro / Cinematic Synthwave  
Style tags: Concept Album, Vocoder, Spiritual Electronic, Futuristic, Prophetic  

Listen from start to finish as the visions unfold — from fire and thunder to rivers of healing and a city filled with light.

The River of Healing

July 1985, it's the end of high school when two teenagers fall in love until the end of summer.

Runaway

Rade Blunner

'The Last Horizon' delivers a powerful retro synthwave experience with a soaring lead synthline, a relentless driving bass, and playful hints of 90s videogame energy.

Synth

Jérémy Gaston Bla