Modern Reneissance Man, by Cityman 900

Modern Reneissance Man

by Cityman 900

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Jake Hunter This track grabs you in from the start and takes you along a truly wonderful ride. Favorite track: Consumer History X.

Lionel Valdellon (Acid42) Combines nostalgic synthwave grooves with lo-fi vaporwave grit 'n' glamor, and even chiptune zaniness. This release is a little all over the genres as electronic music should be... it's sometimes even discordant. But when it hits the spot, it hits the spot beautifully. Favorite track: Vapor Memory.

Jean-Paul DuQuette Excellent mix of synth, chiptune and vaportwave aesthetics. Cannot believe I sat on this so long. Favorite track: Consumer History X.

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1.	Intro 00:10	info	buy track
2.	Consumer History X 03:15	info	buy track
3.	Moving Pixels 04:15	info	buy track
4.	High Fidelity 04:34	info	buy track
5.	Axiom 04:09	info	buy track
6.	Modern Reneissance Man 03:56	info	buy track
7.	Fiji 05:20	info	buy track
8.	Aphrodither 04:42	info	buy track
9.	Xanax Society 04:08	info	buy track
10.	Vapor Memory 04:26	info	buy track
11.	Postmodern Trauma 00:07	info	buy track

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Modern Reneissance Man is an album which is nostalgic for the future. This album presents the future as a shopping heaven where human lives don't matter. Humans are only tools who accelerate the consumer culture to the brink of insanity.