Knight Rider [VOX 39 MC]
by Terror Apart
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
€7 EUR or more
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Cassette + Digital AlbumIN STOCK.
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• Matte-laminated O-card
• Black shell w/ printed labels
• Normal Bias Tape
• Limited to 50 copies
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Includes unlimited streaming of Knight Rider [VOX 39 MC] via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 7 daysedition of 50€9 EUR
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Intro
07:22
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Into The Sun
04:38
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Head In
02:43
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Mammoth
03:43
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My House
06:51
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6. |
Grasping Hands
03:34
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7. |
4/4 in Leather
04:52
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8. |
Night Rider
03:15
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Last Frost
04:14
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10. |
Feeding Hour
04:36
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about
credits
Written & Produced by Anna Leja
Synths, Drum Machines, Horns, Samples by Anna Leja
Recorded by Caravan Recordings
Engineering, Mixing and Co-Production by Andrew Grosse
Mastered by Jose DeLara
❤❤❤ R E V I E W S ❤❤❤
"The synths are clearly replicating a sound from the ’80s, while the overall aesthetic seems as if it comes from a time in the distant future: a unique clashing of minimal synth, retrowave, and experimental electronics that is both incredibly original and unexpected. This could easily be the soundtrack to a science-fiction film written in the ’80s about witchcraft in the year 2055. "
— Heathen Harvest
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about
Other Voices Records Russia
Walking a Thin Line Since MMVII.
The official Other Voices Records site for music and merch
discography
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Dec 2019 -
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Oct 2019
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