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Infinity Road
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Night Drive
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Heartbreak Pass
03:36
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New Dawn
01:22
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Cruising
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Motel Reverie
02:45
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Widescreen
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New Day
05:30
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Red Skies
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Hot Pursuit
03:51
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Gold Horizon
02:30
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Neon Nights
01:45
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Lost Highway
06:42
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Drive Along the Bay
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On the Road to Infinity
05:22
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The New Electric Frontier Staffordshire, UK
The New Electric Frontier is the electronica moniker of Phil Heeks -
who is also known as
The British Stereo Collective and is one half of synth duo
The Eternal Machine.
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by The British Stereo Collective
supported by 58 fans who also own “Layovers on Infinity Road”
such good fun and so well done....I was hoping that Phil would knock at my door selling ice creams half way through!!!...can you imagine that????lol
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Drowning
by The British Stereo Collective
supported by 53 fans who also own “Layovers on Infinity Road”
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In the Shadow of the Bomb
by The British Stereo Collective
supported by 52 fans who also own “Layovers on Infinity Road”
This glides comfortably into my favourite release from Phil. Aside from the resonances of the themes with this man of a certain age, it's a great set of tunes. From the description and title, I'd kinda second guessed how this was going to sound - but it deftly avoids the obvious musical tropes and manages to conjure something nostalgic for the era without getting bogged down in it. From the grime of the 70s, to the dusty fallout anxiety of the 80s it sounds fresh. Consider my hat tipped.
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Synthetic Villains
by Synthetic Villains
Bouncy electro-funk from the UK with a nostalgic synth palette and an experimental, slightly off-kilter approach to songwriting.
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The Brooklyn composer honors his favorite childhood video games through lush, jazzy synth-pop compositions that are nostalgic, yet unique.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 21, 2021
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 50 fans who also own “Layovers on Infinity Road”
Amazing!!! I missed out on the vinyl. Hopefully there’s a 3rd pressing of this release in the future. So far, my favorite album of 2021
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