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TOKYO CRISIS

by Synthspiria

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ArtNick67
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ArtNick67 Soundtrack for every William Gibson novel. Favorite track: COGEX - T063TH3R.
Ken
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Ken A cyber horror synth tribute to Japanese movies. This comp does a great job of capturing the more metal than flesh style of horror! Favorite track: Leslie Nayoko - How About Turning The Whole World Into Metal.
Leo Stableford
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Leo Stableford The quality of Synthspiria releases has been excellent in the past and Tokyo Crisis does nothing to let the side down. All the tracks are heavy cyberpunk synth bangers without exception. Protector 101 provides a "hold your breath" drop that kicked my head about a mile into the sky, a stand out among stand outs. Favorite track: Protector 101 - Catatonia.
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A desperate escape from the weak flesh fascinated by death and the penetration of bodies and existence to the guard, 'TOKYO CRISIS' can be described as a hermetic and discouraging spectacle, with extreme graphic and sonic violence; an almost pornographic demonstration of the transfiguration of the human being in the modern era.

‘TOKYO CRISIS’ is a Synthspiria compilation including 12 tracks by 12 Darksynth composers paying their own tribute to Cyberpunk Trash movies, directors (S. Tsukamoto, S. Fukui, S. Ishii, S. Izumiya...) and composers (Chu Ishikawa, Gakuryū Ishii...).
An album filled with Cyberpunk, Violence and Horror !

Note : All tracks are exclusives except track 8, 11 and 12.
Trailer : youtu.be/iZ_1oux3QVg

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The french flag bearer of the Synthwave and Darksynth trend.

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