Aeronexus Warrington, UK
Aeronexus is a UK based electronic music artist who fuses a range of styles, including melancholic ambience, 80s synthesisers and heavy distorted darksynth.
CONTACT:
theaeronexus@gmail.com
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Certains artistes sont plus performants quand ils font cavaliers seuls et LukHash en fait partie. GHOSTS était sans conteste un bon album mais le format de la chanson l'obligeait à se brider. Dans BETTER THAN REALITY, excepte sur "WE ARE FOREVER", le chant s'en va (même les samples vocaux sont très rares), le croisement entre la chiptune et la synthwave reste et LukHash nous met dans l'ambiance avec des sons rétros qui semblent tirés de VHS. La production retrouve sa puissance. Irréprochable !
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supported by 91 fans who also own “A Love Lost in Space (feat. Millennium Falck)”
Killer album. A coworker turned me on to this album after I had asked him about it. Really dig the music. Favorite track: Blood Moon
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