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First off, killer band name! This LP grew on me, and after a few listens I really like it. Gloomy darkwave, but not so histrionic and more pop-linear. Staccato beats, an occasional Fields of Nephilim guitar crunch, crisp production (maybe too clean, which is what threw me off on first listen), shared male / female vocals, and a kind of dancy-buoyant John Carpenter-y beat-base. Catchy midnight music for barstool daydreams in etiolated bar-light.
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This modular synth masterwork from The Night Monitor was inspired by Alan Godfrey’s alien abduction story.
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A film score full of ambient, minimalistic tracks; a dreamy procession made for late-night listening.
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