Solaria

General | Nov 2011

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2012-02-20
Synth loops, long hypnotic yet somehow accessible stuff, reminds me of isolated synth tracks from early Alan Parsons, Wish You Were Here Floyd, or Tomita with a very analog synth, Moog flavor. Debacle records artists who performed on Day of Noise a week ago. All instrumental, nothing harsh, good fun.

1) (14:12) analog synth sound, looped melodies layer upon themselves in a truly hypnotic fashion, after 10 minutes it begins a slow descent to earth becoming more minimal but slowly
2) (6:46) more old moogy tones, looped with a slow airy background
3) (3:38) creepy tones comparatively, slow minimal casio percussion, slightly melodic
4) (11:09) more of a chill feel with the analog synths, a slower more mindful loop than previous, about halfway through it gets more swirly and tinkly, to the end
5) (11:09) kind of an urgent rhythmic loop, pretty stuff, nice quiet fade

Recent airplay

Solar Eulogy
minimum entropy — Dec 04, 2013
Virtual Reality Enthusiast
maximum entropy — Jul 27, 2012
Virtual Reality Enthusiast
Feral Pop Frenzy — Mar 24, 2012
Solar Eulogy
awyehhhhHhhhhh! — Mar 23, 2012
Bog Surfin'
Part III: Maximum Atrophy — Mar 22, 2012
Solar Eulogy

Charting

2012-02-25 — 2012-04-28
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 25 3
Mar 18 4
Mar 11 5
Mar 4 6
Feb 26 1

Track listing

1. Solar Eulogy
2. Virtual Reality Enthusiast
3. Bog Surfin'
4. Enchantment
5. Ill Eagle