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Dark Smoke Signal Bristol, UK
DSS is a Darksynth producer from Bristol, UK.
Incorporating elements of Metal,
Cyberpunk and Synthwave flambéed with a splash of
80's cock-rock guitar into a melting pot of ingredients so uncool it’s delicious. DSS paints a dark cinematic world with splashes of
colour to ease the tension.
Songs are a mix of vocal and instrumental styles
retaining a melodic edge.
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Basically every song on this album has a structure similar to those on progressive metal albums. You never know what to expect and how the song will shift in the next few seconds. That makes listening to it very interesting. Also, this is probably my favorite sound Glitch Black has used so far. Hard to pick a favorite song though, had to decide between Starcatcher and Forever War.
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go to albumFreaky synthwave has a propulsive and cinematic feel with nods to classic horror and sci-fi sounds.
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Mechanical Perfection
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Through my first sitting of this album, I was really impressed with what I heard. But as soon as Dark Future hit about 3:14, I recognized the first 3 notes from Gate of Steiner, and I knew this one was a keeper. Glitch Black never ceases to amaze
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