Credits:

Com Truise

Description:

Another unearthing of previously unreleased and rare recordings by an important figure in synth-wave - slow-motion funk that also resonates with vaporwave! Once described as "Bose of Canada gone back in time to the 80's," the band's melodic beat music with repetitive, unique, retro-futuristic, robotic grooves, the so-called "Com Truise" section, bursts forth from start to finish. Com Truise is a must-have for all electronic music listeners, and a glimpse into the influences of artists such as Tycho. ), released the 2017 masterpiece "Iteration" and the 2019 mini-album "Persuasion System" with a somewhat different humanistic impression from their previous sound, and with a new full-length album awaiting, the second installment of "In Decay," a collection of unreleased and rare sound sources released in 2014. In Decay,Too", the second installment of "In Decay.The EP "Cyanide Sisters" (later re-released on Ghostly) on AMDISCS (which also released the debut album under Yves Tumor's Teams name), a vaporwave label that was a mainstay of the genre, was a hit ("Cyanide Sisters" received an 8 on Pitchhfork), and the retro, nostalgic, cosmic synth sound of "Galactic Melt," the band's debut full-length album released in 2011, was a hit with the "Bose of Canada" crowd. The retro and nostalgic cosmic synth sound of their debut full-length album, Galactic Melt, released in 2011, was described as "like Bose of Canada going back in time to the 80's" and received rave reviews everywhere. The album is a perfect example of the brilliance of one of the key figures in the contemporary electronic music scene, who has also participated in Daft Punk's remix collection. For this album, he switches between digital audio workstations, reworking his sonic palette and experimenting with new approaches. This allowed for a process that more directly reflected the tones of the external environment. In addition to the duality of melancholy and optimism, he has constructed a fantastical worldview that seems to dissolve into the night sky.Starting with "Zeta," which seems to float with layered synths, "Compress-Fuse" follows with its trademark synth lines and deep, ominous low-end bass stabs for a robotic groove. The listener is drawn into the maze of drum patterns and siren-like keys on "False Ascendancy," and synths and beats clash wildly on "Constant Fracture. The track slowly builds and builds until it reaches its peak with a dramatic barrage in the second half before fading out. The track ends with the beatless, meditative "Trajectory. Of course, the album is full of retro and unique melodies, funky and bold rhythms, robotic grooves, vague nostalgia, and other Com Truise elements, and the sound is so overwhelming that it could easily be called an original album.