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Midiboy Walbridge, Ohio
Midiboy started in 1998 with the intention of being a synthpop project. His first project was called "Midi-Life Crisis" and was released exclusively on MP3.com and is no longer available in it's original form. Since then, his style has morphed into a hybrid rock / electronica genre with lyrics that reflect his faith in Jesus. ... more
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This album has some serious 80's love going on and is a side project of Klayton, the genius behind Celldweller and Circle Of Dust.
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In Scarlet & Vile (Special Edition)
by The Echoing Green
This is one of the first synthpop bands I ever got into, and this album is by far their best album and among my favorite synthpop albums of all time. Highly recommend this one!
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Alpha and Omega (1999)
by Azimuth A.D.
This album right here....so good. It has a 70s vibe to it and yet has a slight electronic folk sound as well, but yet also modern. I love the singer's voice. She's so easy to listen to!
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Home Is Where My Heart Is
by Gregg Hart
supported by 6 fans who also own “Entwined”
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peace of my mind
by the one nine project
supported by 5 fans who also own “Entwined”
Fans of hard rock I think will really appreciate this album. It has a familiar sound that one would swore they've heard while listening to the radio. But yet the message and the presentation I would argue are unique. I also love the renditions of "Agnus Dei" and "Turn your eyes." The arrangements are beautiful. Some parts of this album even gave me some "Phil Collins" vibes. This album does not shy away from its Gospel message which I do respect. I highly recommend giving it a listen!
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Unique Technologies
by Various Artists
These five giddy, bass-heavy dance tracks mark the label Fast Castle’s first foray into vinyl.
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