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Sexually Transmitted Synthwave Vol. 7

DAY 31

Gateways

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Written by Russell Nash & RAN.
Mixed by Russell Nash, Mastered by RAN.

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Galactic Warfare

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It’s cold, dark, and you’ve got nowhere to run. He knows who you are, and he knows what you've done. You wait in silence for all of this to blow over. Through the fog you see him. You thought you could escape. But you will never escape his vengeance. There is no hiding from the Revenger.

All songs written by Street Cleaner
www.street-cleaner.com
Guitar on "Murdercycle": TH4 D34D
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Artwork: Brooks Bishop
twitter.com/BrooksBishop
Video: James Hall
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Voice: Andy Synth
soundcloud.com/beyond-synth

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Murdercycle

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Out from the fog a hero returns, only... things are not the same. In Street Cleaner's two year absence the city has festered into a putrid cesspool of crime. Thieves, murderers, and rapists run unchallenged. The remaining citizens stay blockaded within their homes. The police are outnumbered and powerless. But things are about to change. The Street Cleaner is back, and this time it’s Annihilation.

All songs written by Street Cleaner except "Manhandler" written by Protector 101 and Street Cleaner
https://protector101.bandcamp.com/
Guitar on "Garbage Day" by Ian Cowell
iancowell.bandcamp.com
Artwork: Andrew Tremblay
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Metropolis

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3 is the companion album to the game “Street Cleaner 3”
Featuring music written for the game developed by Creaky Lantern Games
store.steampowered.com/app/1868680/Street_Cleaner_3/
store.steampowered.com/app/1868680/Street_Cleaner_3/
store.steampowered.com/app/1868680/Street_Cleaner_3/

released February 28, 2025

All songs written by Street Cleaner except track 19 “It Ain’t Safe” written and performed by NormallyRetro
Track 18 “We Die, Again” features:
Dan Behrens - Guitar
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Ben Bennett - Bass
www.instagram.com/speedchopperbass/
Robbie Whiplash - Drums
www.instagram.com/robbiewhiplash/

NormallyRetro:
www.instagram.com/normallyretro/

Cover Art:
www.instagram.com/kappsolutely/
Logo Typeface:
www.instagram.com/actremblayart/

Creaky Lantern Games:
www.instagram.com/creakylantern/

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Street Cleaner 3

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Street Cleaner The Video Game: 
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Written by Street Cleaner

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Street Cleaner - The Video Game

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It's 2085.
Androids are commonplace.

Mostly they're built for slave labor or to serve humans in their daily lifes. Others however, are designed for killing. Built for war.

The technolocially most advanced, military
androids are known as C.A.R.L.i:

Cognitive Artifical Reactive Lifeform Imitation

After almost a decade of manufacturing merciless killing machines
disguised as beautiful women, TYGER CORP. starts a series of tests to develop a civil C.A.R.L.i model.

As these civil models are meant to be the first generation of machines
with a basic set of human-like emotional responses, the corporation contracts an ex-mercenary to take part in the field test of an early version and monitor it's behaviour.

Originally this test was designed to learn how the machine reacts to
everyday situations and fits in amongst humans and her more basic predecessors.

As this unit was a prototype, it's original programming was suppressed for testing purpose, but not entirely removed.

The machine should not have been able to learn, neither...  more

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Synthetic Emotions (w Neon Overdrive)

The CS-18

Sonically cradling you with deep and honest 80's emotions Mitch Murder creates addictive retro synth masterpieces. As the story goes Mitch is an overworked Wall Street I.T. from the 80's who dreams at night other realities for himself. These are the soundtrack to his dreams.

‘The Real Deal EP’ is a throwback to the golden days of Wall Street and the five tracks were written “with the intention of re-creating that 80s Wall Street feeling; the feeling a stockbroker gets when scoring a deal.”

Loveable opener ‘Call Waiting’ is a glossy and euphoric slow-disco jam with radiant chords and retro drums that cannot fail to get you up on your toes. The jubilant ‘Digital Market Place Strategy’ then steps it up with rigid bass stabs and neon Casio keys and is an unmistakably retro disco stomper. Always sitting on the fun side of cheese, ‘Breakway’ is another gem with skittish analogue synths stepping up through the scales and twinkling off into the night.

Getting more romantic and coy, ’Outpost Alpha’ slows the pace and sinks into a still colourful but more cuddly groove before ‘Prime Operator’ closes out in a frenzy of pixelated chords and tightly programmed drums that reflect and refract bright hues all around you. It’s unashamedly joyous and celebratory stuff that brims with nostalgia.

This is an evocative and authentic offering that immediately transports you to a vibrant scene in 80s New York and does so with a real sense of charm.
Tracklist:

1. Call Waiting
2. Digital Market Place Strategy
3. Breakaway
4. Outpost Alpha
5. Prime Operator

Catalogue: DX7001
UPC/EAN: 7090040360014

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The Real Deal

Mitch Murder - Digital Marketplace Strategy

Synthified

Today on Thump AUNZ we premiere Sydney producer Physique's first single in more than two years. 2014's "Same Mistakes" was on constant rotation for us, and snuck its way into mixes everywhere. "You Say" is uplifting dancefloor fodder in the same way: perfect for driving down a GTA Vice City-eque boulevard with the breeze rippling through your quiff. 

Follow Physique on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/itsphysique

Physique — "You Say"

Enjoy the Ride.

Special thanks to SKEOR for the amazing artwork.
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I am an original 80s new waver in search of today's music influenced by that era.

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