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Eternity
Electronic · 2012 · 15 tracks · 1h 10m

Eternity

Mr.Kitty

A submerged masterpiece of darkwave and synth-pop. Reverb-heavy vocals and 8-bit textures create a lonely, neon-lit world of urban isolation.

June 19, 2012 · Not On Label (Mr.Kitty Self-Released)

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A lonely, neon-lit digital ache that feels both cold and strangely comforting.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 1h 10m
01
44 Days
4:44
02
Messiah
5:49
03
Lost Children
5:27
04
Mother Mary
5:28
05
Night Terror
2:08
06
Don’t Worry
4:28
07
Uncarresed
3:56
08
Evaporating Sun
5:51
09
Hands
4:31
10
Destroy Me
5:54
11
Carnations
3:58
12
A New Hour
5:12
13
Detach
4:16
14
Breath Control
4:11
15
Modern Romance
4:41
Moments Worth Listening For
The way the lead synth on 44 Days pierces through the thick fog of reverb with a crystalline, 8-bit melody.
The sudden shift into a more aggressive, driving beat during the climax of Messiah.
The haunting, slowed-down vocal delivery on Night Terror that feels like a sleep-paralysis hallucination.
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