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Lazerhawk - Redline review: Catchy, seductive, just like the 80s.

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Edit: Extended til 1st of August. This weeks topic is one of the first true synthwave releases, Lazerhawk - Redline. Released in 2010 it set the stage for many artists delivering a similar sound furthered the grow of the synthwave scene to become what it is today. A few questions you could touch upon to get this discussion started; what do you think of the album as a whole? What is your favorite track / least favorite? Driver Brother Mfc-6800 For Xp. How does this album hold up today?

How does it compare to his later albums? Pick your favorite song in this Also check out the if you missed it. Sources: Listen on: • • • • •. It blows my mind that this album came out 7 years ago. I'm not sure if it's a function of Radio playlists or not, but Electric Groove has the most plays out of any other song on this album. I queue'd it up and it's one of those tracks where I automatically start dancing at my desk (standing desks are great). The whole album is great.

It really does a great job defining some of the stereotypes - 80s super sport car engines, a track that I refer to as 'driving beats' (a groove I could easily drive across the sunset blasting), and that sweet synth instrumentation. I rarely skip a track off this album, so I'd say it's held up firmly as one of the greats. So, where do I even start.