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Beneath An Alien Sky
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Angel's Jazz
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Underhive Runaway
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Dawn of the Drones
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Cult of Worms
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Silent Planet
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So you wanna know of dire old days
Of a forgotten planet and desperate runaways
Exiles in space a dying, doomed race
Searching in the stars leaving no trace
The reason why we wait
A hope that never dies so
Look upon the sky
The writing on the stars
Searching for a sign
The ones left behind
A tale written in blood, greed and sorrow
A story of sins, of no tomorrow
War and death, the horseman's riding
In this ravaged land our mother's dying
The mistakes that were made
A past to leave behind so
Look upon the sky
The writing on the stars
Searching for a sign
The ones left behind
So you still wanna know about
To end this neverending doubt
So are you going all the way back
And will forever leave our promissed land
Gods still listen awaiting in vain
Echoes of a truth of sorrow and pain
An ancient riddle that was never answered
Echoes from a dead and silent planet
The reason you're gone
The hope no longer lives so
Look upon the sky
The writing on the stars
Searching for a sign
The ones left behind
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Screaming Fist Porto Alegre, Brazil
Synthwave/Chiptune from Porto Alegre, Brazil. Later reformed into the synthpop project Dandy Cadet
Screaming Fist recommends:
Vocal-oriented synthpop debut album
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Streets of Tomorrow
by Dandy Cadet
Dandy Cadet's second album
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Nefertiti EP
by Alexandros Finizio
The new EP from Alexandros Finizio layers prismatic synths and rippling textures in four hypnotic songs.
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