Soft Vision

Soft Vision
Acoustic Division
General | Nov 2014

Reviews

Carly Cohen
Reviewed 2014-12-04
Soft Vision/Soft Vision
Label: Acoustic Division/Hi-Definition

Husband and wife duo from Austin, TX. Dramatic 80s synth pop and Winchesters breathy voice to complete their post-80s image. It is a slower album but has a great flow as an entire album. Sounds like it could be the soundtrack to a lot of late 80’s classics—think Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, etc. Songs are a bit repetitive/no climax, but relaxing nonetheless and a pleasant listen.

RIYL: New Order, Thompson Twins, Stars
Recommended tracks: 3, 5, 6.
• (3:38) Downtempo, synth-heavy beats. Duo vocals (male & female) make the track sound eerie- but in a good way.
• (4:06) Deep bass sounds, if you can imagine a rock song in slow motion. Lazy female vocals. Uneventful.
• (3:49) A little more upbeat, still relatively downtempo. Nice beat- synth-heavy. 80’s pop influences. **
• (2:54) Drone-y synth-pop. More upbeat. M&F vocals. Bit repetitive.
• (4:02) Dreamy, think Twin Peaks. Heavy reverb, female vocals. 80’s influence. **
• (3:25) Intense F vocals, slow and intimate. Winding down, end of the album. Reverb-heavy. Synth solo. **

Recent airplay

Summerhouse, Later
Summerhouse, Later
MeowDec 18, 2014
Walpurgisnacht
Music CasseroleDec 06, 2014

Charting

2014-12-05 — 2015-02-06
Week EndingAirplays
Dec 21 1
Dec 7 1

Track listing

1. Rocking Horse Winner
2. Walpurgisnacht
3. Summerhouse, Later
4. Electrophilia
5. Foreign Peaks
6. Holy Shrines