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w u s o 命 is a Canadian producer who got his start in vaporwave/dreampunk music but has since moved on to techno music. Don’t Forget Me is his fifth overall full-length release following a collaboration with Sangam called Gaze released in June 2018 on Bludhoney. Don’t Forget Me is on Dream Catalogue, and this album’s thoroughly cyberpunk, noise- and […]
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Bludhoney officially released a much-awaited collaboration between cyberpunk music artists w u s o 命 and Sangam this past week. The release is titled Gaze, and it’s a five-track split available on a variety of physical and digital media options. w u s o 命’s solo music generally includes dreampunk-esque cityscape vibes that include strong percussive elements; Sangam’s lean toward […]
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Bludhoney’s first release for 2017 is Hold It Together buy w u s o 命, a follow-up to last year’s commendable Lonely Streets. Hold It Together continues its predecessor’s beat-oriented cyberpunk music with a strong undercurrent of dark ambient music, akin to Ulver’s Perdition City but with far less kitsch. Most of the songs are produced to flow into one […]
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We just can’t get enough of cyberpunk over here. Lonely Streets is a 2016 release by w u s o 命, out on the UK label Crystaltone. Lonely Streets is a six-track album of being lost in city streets under bright and dark lights that is mixed together in a single half-hour set. It’s well-recommended for listeners who are fans […]
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Recommendation: ☀☀☁ w u s o 命’s Lonely Streets is described as an album that seeks to elicit “solitude in a bustling city,”1 that feeling where you’re wandering aimlessly through darkened streets and alleyways at unknown hours of the night. Each of this album’s six tracks are mixed as single continuous song that’s pulsating, rhythmic, and distinctly rooted in underground […]
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Something new out from the UK label Crystaltone: Lonely Streets by w u s o 命. This album is seven tracks of ghost tech-influenced dreampunk with bits of cyberpunk-ish ambient music (which I guess is what “dreampunk” is?). It’s a gentle yet subtly haunting affair that will please fans of everything that’s come out of Dream Catalogue for the past […]
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