Electronics_part2

Mesh

EBM / Futurepop / Industrial / Synth-Pop / Synthwave

Dependence 2015

Adjust Your Set (MaBose Extended Version)

Automation Baby (Deluxe Edition)

Taken for Granted

Automation Baby

This Is the Time

Ab Incidental, No.1

Bruderschaft - Return

Scooter - Cosmos (Lory-DJ Bootleg Rmx)

Dreamland

Children (Dream Version)

Northern Light

Invisible & Silent (Album Version)

Call The Ships To Port (Album Version)

Atlas (Album Version)

We Want Revolution (Album Version)

Welcome All Species

Boogie Down (Bronx)

Songs From The Big Chair

Shout

Electronic Saviors 2: Recurrence

Footsteps

United States of Mind

Like Tears in Rain

Monument

You Walk Away

Arena

Falling

Album: Free EP (Limited Edition) (2016)

By. TivenZarate

Free

Mondträume - Far From Pain (Quanten Selbstmord Mix By Nтrdika)

"...like an echo of a classic film soundtrack, [EmpathyTest] wouldn’t sound out of place snaking into the soundtrack of Netflix series Stranger Things’ second season." - The Line of Best Fit

Empathy Test is London-based electronic music duo Isaac Howlett (vocals) and Adam Relf (production). Currently performing their unique brand of emotive, ‘80s tinged synth pop across Europe with the help of Christina Lopez (drums) and Jacob Ferguson Lobo (keyboards), they have previously shared stages with everyone from The Japanese House to Bombay Bicycle Club. Following the success of ‘Seeing Stars’ and ‘By My Side’, Empathy Test are now set to drop new single 'Bare My Soul'.

‘Bare My Soul’ perfectly showcases the childhood friends’ brooding, cinematic sound. Pulsating analogue synthesizers, combined with a staggered drumbeat and rolling toms, drive the track to a dazzling, euphoric chorus. Isaac’s sombre vocals meanwhile, provide snapshots of poignant moments in his formative years, from a friend’s early critique of his “deep and meaningful” song writing, to the death of a girlfriend’s father.

“’Bare My Soul’ is literally about doing just that; baring one's soul. Isaac was initially inspired by a radio documentary he heard about Kurt Cobain, in which someone said, “[Kurt] had this ability to...bare his soul, in a way that no one else could”. The music mirrors that feeling of release when you finally get things off your chest, moving from the dark, suffocating tightness of the verses into the bright, open space of the choruses. The people in the song; Stephen, Blythe, Cassandra and Sophie, are all real people that Isaac encountered growing up” - Empathy Test

With this release, Empathy Test once again demonstrate an effortless ability to translate the atmospherics of classic sci-fi soundtracks into an accessible contemporary pop structure and combine it with confessional lyrics that cut right to the core. Scheduled to arrive on the 21st April, ‘Bare My Soul’ kicks off a PledgeMusic campaign to fund the self-release of Empathy Test’s debut album on the 23rd June.

Empathy Test | Bare My Soul Lyrics

Stephen said why not write something
That’s not so deep and meaningful?
But the truth can be so, 
Tragic and beautiful.

Blythe said she could never
Tell anyone just how she feels.
How will anyone know when,
She caves in and it all gets real?

I want to bare my soul -
In a way that no one can.
In the hope that 
some of you might understand
How it feels 
To be so alone.
To be so alone.
To be so alone.

Cassandra said she’d lost the plot
When she stopped the car to drop me off.
I watched her disappear
Her face reflected in the rear-view mirror.

Sophie woke me in the dead of night
To tell me how her dad had died.
I lie here in the dark but,
Now there’s nowhere left to hide.

Bare My Soul

Freestyle - Once in a Lifetime

Preview track from 'Refraction Of Light LP' by @vaeros-sounds

Full album release: March 21st 2020

Refraction of light

Vaeros - Forthcoming [LP Preview Track]