OUTPOST OF PROGRESS
PARIAH
SCENTAIR RECORDS
Cat: SA118
Released: 8 February, 2019

After delivering a string of succesful eps with various international record labels and having been featured in a large number of compilations worldwide, Outpost Of Progress is proud to announce their debut Album entitled “Pariah” on ScentAir Records.

The Album features 16 electrifying tracks unified by a strong signature sound imbued with beautiful vintage synthesizers, deep beats, and soulful vocals which channel influences such as John Carpenter, Giorgio Moroder, Depeche Mode, and Kavinsky into a personal artistic statement merging alternative and intelligent electronic music.

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Pariah

No More (DM Cover)[snippet]

On The Heights Of Despair[snippet]

The Science Of The Soul[snippet]

Postmodern Love[snippet]

Intro[snippet]

Outpost of Progress is an alternative/multi genre/electronic duo from Florence(Italy) comprised of Producer Riccardo Pinzuti and Singer/Songwriter Max Bindi. They produce eclectic electronic music with a focus on melodic and lyrical content.

In 2015 they released their first 5 downtempo/electronica tracks on an EP entitled "Wildcard", with Berlin based "Dirty Cat Records", and received support from various international djs and producers.

In 2016 they were included in the compilations "Massive electronica vol 1", by record label "House on wheels" and "Electronica sensation", by record label "Berlin sensation". They also released 4 Indie Dance/Nu disco tracks on an Ep entitled "Undercurrent" with "Sonic sound rec. EDM”, which was followed by the singles: “Going wrong” ,”Let there be light”, and “Let’s dance” released by Miami based record label “Louddjs records” and were also featured in the following compilations: ”Dance smash hits vol.17”,”Dance smash hits vol.18”, “Yellow Bikini vol.1”and “Miami beach dance party vol.8”, while the Ep entitled “Nightshift” was released by Barcelona based “Another chance records”.

In 2017 they released the Ep entitled "Backdraft" with "Lad records" and were featured in the compilation "Tableaux Parisiens treize" by "Fleur du mal records".

Influences: Chemical brothers, Giorgio Moroder, Moby, The Prodigy, Massive Attack, Kraftwerk, David Bowie...etc