Acceptance

Ah yes, the elegiac mode in UK electronic music, elegantly pining for fugitive raves past or childhoods overgrown with lush Radiophonic vegetation. In a hauntological landscape peopled by standbys like Burial, the Ghost Box label, and more recent phenomena like The Death of Rave imprint and Lee Gamble's ghosted jungle-mixtape collage Diversions 1994–96, the comparatively artless emotion of Synkro's music stands out, even while cautioning that it might not age so gracefully. Where the...

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