Remember This… 2.0
*if your song has not been listed please don’t panic. It could’ve turned out a lot worse, I could’ve included the theme music to Riptide, Hart to Hart, Hardcastle & McCormick and a bunch of others, even Jake & the Fatman [yeesh].
*if your song has not been listed please don’t panic. It could’ve turned out a lot worse, I could’ve included the theme music to Riptide, Hart to Hart, Hardcastle & McCormick and a bunch of others, even Jake & the Fatman [yeesh].
This Month In Retro is a monthly article where we look back on the current month as it happened during the 1980’s. Learn, reminisce, and stay retro.
It’s actually been quite a good year in terms of joint efforts in synth. I didn’t rank them on purpose as I felt they are quite different in terms of production approaches and general vibe.
Neo-noir is and has been back in its prime with both urban and rural settings, neon lights, lens flares, bad people doing bad things and dangerous women turning the gears in a f’d up amoral world of vice and anti-social behavior.
Due to an extremely high demand for an epic movie, the guys over at Laser Unicorns have decided to push “Kung Fury” back for a 2015 release rather than the originally planned November 2014 release date.
Left to Our Own Devices by Le Cassette by Rom Rom Intro The car revs. The nightline opens up to
Album Review The Midnight: Days of Thunder by Andrea Sabiu “Top class vocal and lyrics combined with a satisfying