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Syntech - Atmospheres (CD) (UK Import)

Syntech - Atmospheres (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Syntech

Music Genre: Synth-pop, Electronic

Cat No
VPB 017 CD
Released
2023
Pressing
Poland
Styles
Synth-pop

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ArtistSyntech
FormatCD
LabelVintage Pleasure Boutique
Catalogue no.VPB 017 CD
GenreSynth-pop and Electronic
Released15 December 2023
Barcode4042564226034

Syntech — Atmospheres
Format: CD • Label: Vintage Pleasure Boutique (VPB 017 CD) • Released: 2023 • Pressing: Poland • Genre: Synth-pop

Tracklist:
1. St(art)
2. Supernova
3. Pressure
4. F=MxG
5. Fair
6. Forget
7. Winds
8. Consequences
9. Exposure
10. Quit
11. F=MxG (Dance Version)
12. Winds (Disco Edit)

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Syntech was a Dutch electronic music project formed by Edwin van der Laag and Huib Schippers. The project represented an intersection of visual and auditory art within the "Spacesynth" genre.

Edwin van der Laag, primarily recognized as the graphic artist behind the iconic Laserdance record covers, transitioned into music production using an Atari ST running Cubase. Seeking to refine his initial tracks, he collaborated with Huib Schippers, an experienced producer known for his work on the Trilithon project.

Under the guidance of executive producer Erik van Vliet, Syntech released two influential albums through the renowned label. Their work is defined by its melodic, futuristic soundscapes that mirrored the sci-fi aesthetics of Van der Laag’s cover art.

Key project details
• Members: Edwin van der Laag & Huib Schippers
• Label: Hotsound Records (Erik van Vliet)
• Primary Tools: Atari ST, Cubase, and hardware synthesizers
• Notable Connection: Edwin van der Laag's visual work for Laserdance

Source: Discogs

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