Another fine album by De/Vision. One of the dozens of FuturePop albums I snatched up when I discovered the genre. Actually, I think I got this one after I had discovered the genre. Even so, a nice dark synth masterpiece. Very melodic, almost retro, and great sing-a-long tracks while tooling down the highway.
I hated the original cover, so I tried something different. I don't know if it works, though. Whatever. Also, no bonus tracks on this, it is what it is. If I bother to chase down the extras, I'll make a companion disc later on and post.
Best track is Superhuman. Really fantastic stuff.
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Showing posts with label De/Vision. Show all posts
Thursday, November 10, 2016
De/Vision - Rockets & Swords - 2012
Saturday, September 24, 2016
De/Vision - devolution - 2003
Somewhere in the late aughts, possibly around 07 or 08, I suddenly discovered an entirely new genre of music that I had never heard of before called Futurepop. I would describe it as akin to Darkwave, or a hybrid of Industrial and Synthpop. Where did this come from? Suddenly, there are about 10 or 15 groups that I had never heard of before celebrating their tenth anniversary or releasing their sixth album... Where had I been hiding?
De/Vision was one of those bands. Next to VNV Nation and Covenant, De/Vision is one of the biggest Futurepop bands out there. I personally like the other two bands a tad better, but De/Vision is nothing to sneer at. They have a large discography stretching back to the early 90s, and enough Mode-like pop hooks to satisfy any DM fan.
Nothing enormously special about this album. It is simply one of the many of their discography that I enjoy on a rainy day or late in the evening. I pulled a few of the remixes from the album and a cover from one of their singles, and there you have it.
Try it out if you like DM, Curve, Industrial, Cause & Effect, or any of the bands like them. I'm sure you'll like this one, too.
De/Vision was one of those bands. Next to VNV Nation and Covenant, De/Vision is one of the biggest Futurepop bands out there. I personally like the other two bands a tad better, but De/Vision is nothing to sneer at. They have a large discography stretching back to the early 90s, and enough Mode-like pop hooks to satisfy any DM fan.
Nothing enormously special about this album. It is simply one of the many of their discography that I enjoy on a rainy day or late in the evening. I pulled a few of the remixes from the album and a cover from one of their singles, and there you have it.
Try it out if you like DM, Curve, Industrial, Cause & Effect, or any of the bands like them. I'm sure you'll like this one, too.
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