Computer Music Magazine 8/10
Nifty little synthwave construction kits, drenched in a neon VHS glimmer and glow, with bags of throwback charm, and a gleefully early analogue aesthetic and sonic sheen. The 10 full-song arrangements you will be dismantling are dreamy and fuzzy around the edges, but pack a solid punch, like the half forgotten childhood memory of being bopped on the hooter by the school bully on a warm summer’s day. Drift away on rose-tinted nostalgia, as the atmospheric pads, glitchy beats, and decayed bass then soothe your soul in one syrupy sitting. Sploosh.




