Brand new warble-wave jam from synth wizard Com Truise. From his three-song Fairlight EP, out digitally May 3 through Ghostly International, with a vinyl release on the horizon. More info here.
All-time Casket Crash Vigil favorite RxRy just remixed red-hot synth wizard Com Truise, turning the blistered synth pop of "Sundriped" into a blissed-out beauty that shimmers on and on. The resulting sound is the aural equivalent of white hot sun reflecting off the metallic wing of an air-bound jet. Listen to RxRy's "Eat Suun" remix and Com Truise's original below. Both artists have full-lengths due this spring.
"A new jam!" from synth wizard Com Truise (aka Seth Haley). With its fat analog bass riff and sci-fi synthesizers, "Colorvision" might well soundtrack a B movie about a team of Jamaican ambassadors sent to the outer reaches of space to interact with extraterrestrial life forms.
If "Colorvision" leaves you begging for more, as it should, Haley's Cyanide Sisters EP dropped last week on Ghostly International. Originally offered as a free download through AMDISCS last summer, the Ghostly version is expanded and remastered with its tracklist shuffled around. A liquid hot mess of warbly wave lengths and squelching synth tones, the Cyanide Sisters EP is highly recommended. Support the arts by buying it.
