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Release Date: Fri 05 Apr 2019
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"Successfully syncopating between nostalgic & melancholic feelings 'Indelibe Scars'(from UK) deliver a deep emotional song in "Nothing Lasts Forever", from the superb quality of the production to the exquisite & fine piano arrangements and finalizing above all that, a powerful and heartfelt vocal layer; also worth noting, the song takes an interesting short & creative dark turn towards the end involving a more rockier side and a tense stutter vocal effect that gives the track a nice added value, this is a must have on your modern synthpop collection."
by
Synthpop Your World
on Wed 29 May 2019
SYW Overall SCORE:
AMAZING
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Release Date: Fri 05 Apr 2019
Audience Score:
Currently unrated
Audience Score:
Currently unrated
Track Popularity:
NEW
"Successfully syncopating between nostalgic & melancholic feelings 'Indelibe Scars'(from UK) deliver a deep emotional song in "Nothing Lasts Forever", from the superb quality of the production to the exquisite & fine piano arrangements and finalizing above all that, a powerful and heartfelt vocal layer; also worth noting, the song takes an interesting short & creative dark turn towards the end involving a more rockier side and a tense stutter vocal effect that gives the track a nice added value, this is a must have on your modern synthpop collection."
by Synthpop Your World on Wed 29 May 2019
SYW Overall SCORE:
AMAZING
INSIDE THE TRACK: [artist's commentary]
'Indelible Scars' is the Synthpop/Futurepop/EBM Electronic Music project of 'Hand Held Halo Productions' founder, Neil Houldridge and serves as a cathartic exploration of the darker side of the human condition."Nothing Lasts Forever" IS a musical collaboration with Paul Adams of 'Seven Words' that proved more prophetic and poignant than either could have imagined, aS LIFE IMITATED ART! "Nothing Lasts Forever" Is THE FIRST TRACK ON THE new Three track EP "Machines Of Loving Grace" which takes us from the entropy of relationships in "Nothing Lasts Forever" through the vivid nightmares of "Live Again" to the hope and aspiration of "If I Could".
“Machines Of Loving Grace”.. in an era pervaded by intrusive and subliminally controlling technologies, as the last vestiges of human and emotional interaction are distilled down to a thumbs up or swipe right, who are the Machines of Loving Grace?
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