Bleep

Fancy a synth and guitar-powered trip across the galaxy? Of course you do. This reissue of Luis Fernandes’ 2011 cassette-only album ‘The Chromium Fence’ is pure sci-fi utopia; a hybrid record that draws from all things cosmic-themed with keyboards and spine-tingling melodies. ‘The Voight Score’ fizzes with synths and static like a beefier version of the Blade Runner intro; ‘Radioisotopes’ breaks out pulsing 8-bit bass and Lost In Space-style computer blips; ‘Coordination Sphere’ skips and soars like Boards of Canada on the upbeat parts of ‘Tomorrow’s Harvest’. A must-have for ‘80s score collectors and electronica fans alike.