Combining the brave parts of the deaf and blind Synthwave Pop, Retro Electronic to the 80's influence of both music and soundtrack; Alex Diosdado and Tabique Malevolo aren't your ordinary new musicians from metropolis city. These Mexican RetroSynth and instrumental music makers are lesser known to the public as Night Runner but once you heard about them or temporary tasted their works, a trusty promise that soon you will wanted for more. Brilliant compositions and arranging tones of sound and noises over this debut album Starfighter really would lifting your imagination up and thrown them back to the early eighties New Wave, Rock and Thrill Dancing beats in combine as a neat mix for presentation of another sidepart show of musical experiences from the heart of Mexico (or the suburb area around Mexico city, to be exact). A chilling but neat danceable sample sounds for relax time to anyone who loves to watch suspence or semi-violent B-rated movies or extraordinary retro gamers will much appreciated this album easily. A great soundtrack for companying your Friday lonely nights as the tracks inside it would pretending to give you quite seductive imaginations around heroic action after midnight or road rage kidnappings if you got dirtier mind while listening to the solid beats coming out along with Ride the Sky, Roses & Blood, Invaders or Nuclear Countdown until it lasts because you cannot stop the good hillarious soundtracking music in your head even after the movie's ended.
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