One of my favourite aesthetics is "retro futurism" what people in the mid 20th century thought the future would look like.
What music that compliment this style?
>>51880066
>>51880066
Kraftwerk. Specifically "The Man-Machine"
Space age pop and other synth music from the 50s and 60s
progressive rock
Vaporwave
Italo-disco
Ambient music / downtempo music like Solar Fields
Doopees - Doopee Time
Capsule - S.F. Sound Furniture
>>51880188
>Ambient music / downtempo music like Solar Fields
My nigga. Those future feels.
Stereolab - Dots and Loops
>>51880149
I never heard the term space age pop before, listening to that astro-sounds now, you're spot on with that man.
>>51880188
I'll check out solar fields but the other two are too new, I think I'm looking for pre-70's style
>>51880219
thanks anon :)
>>51880241
cheers mang
>>51880248
Vaporwave kinda works imo because much of it samples 80s music.
But if it's too recent, how about Jean Michel Jarre? Albums like Oxygene? Real old school synthesiser electronica
>>51880248
It's cheesy and pretty dated but it can be fun to listen to
Look for those old guys who played with the Moog, Gerson Kingsley, Mort Garson, Jacques Perrey
space disco
i feel artists like Pertubator can give those kinda of feel, with a dystopian spin of course
>>51880349
I thought of Mort Garson as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUVmcKcTZ4A
superficial and secretly promiscuous.
love it.
this stuff will blow your mind
they weren't far off with a lot of this stuff
the biggest mistake they all made was that everything looks clean
Here's something that is a little bit old fashioned for the era, but it'll do
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaK-F8YHPJk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBYdp84AwuU
Telstar.
>>51880460
>>51880241
>>51880149
>>51880147
came in to post these. these guys know whats up.
Ghost Box Records' catalogue might be up your alley.
>>51880066
tycho sunrise projector
THIS TIMES A MILLION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeHdIDeUsEY
>>51880066
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9Woc1NRwAg
>>51881723
I guess that Stereolab could fit that aesthetic, never thought of that before
