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Farcaster Minneapolis, Minnesota
A lo-fi retro soundtrack for a horrible time in space.
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Sword of Hailstone
by Desolation Plains
supported by 22 fans who also own “Quadrant 2”
The music is simply top-notch: everything I crave in a synth-laden experience is inordinately well represented. If you're questing for a soundtrack to adventure, Desolation Plains delivers in spades. Like unto any great form of escapism, this is an adventure that wholly succeeds at creating a little patch of adventure outside the bounds of hum-drum existence. Plus, the protagonist wields a zweihänder, and if that little nugget doesn't wet yer whistle, I dunno how to help.
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The Pillars of Ruination
by Desolation Plains
supported by 19 fans who also own “Quadrant 2”
We making it out of The Pillars with this one ❗❗
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A Lonely Gust Toward the Heavens
by Make-Believe Machines
supported by 18 fans who also own “Quadrant 2”
A beautiful mix of sweeping symphonic sounds with edgy electronics; like the best dystopian film soundtrack you've ever heard.
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The great Cat Temper does it again! 10 more synthpop bangers with titles like “Growls on Film” and “Electric Pawpurrella.” Instant classic.
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The always reliable Cat Temper returns! Impeccable synth-pop from the feline who has become a master of the form.
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Here kitty, kitty! The synthwave genius returns with a whole new batch of hooky, metal-edged songs that are more fun than a ball of yarn.
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More Than A Feline
by Cat Temper
supported by 18 fans who also own “Quadrant 2”
Cat Temper has been making cat themed synth music for a bit but on the new "More Than A Feline" he invited a bunch of vocalists to play in the kitty world and, as a result, has made one of my favorite synth albums ever. Lots of fun. Enough pop hooks to tap your paws to but experimental enough that it's not like anything you've heard. Filled with vocalists bringing their best. I often say that the best "synthwave" artists don't just fit into the genre but redefine it. CT has done that here.
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