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Plastic Horizon – “Lost In Time”

"Lost In Time" is the latest single from Plastic Horizon, celebrating the 1 year anniversary of the first full-length release."Lost In Time" is a brand new single from Plastic Horizon, celebrating the 1 year anniversary of the the first full-length release....

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Plastic Horizon – “The Crush”

The latest track from my Plastic Horizon project is called "The Crush." Picture yourself driving down a very isolated road in the middle of the night and crank it up!The eighth single released by Plastic Horizon, inspired by driving down those dark, lonely old roads in the middle of nowhere....

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New Single From Plastic Horizon

Recently, my daughter was describing how she felt a wave of great memories, flooding her mind. It was a bittersweet observation from the point of a child in the middle of a pandemic, closed schools, and being isolated from her friends. It inspired me to create this track and recall quite a few great memories of my own.The third single released by Plastic Horizon, inspired by my daughter....

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It Was 40 Years Ago Today: Cars by Gary Numan

It Was 40 Years Ago Today! Cars by Gary Numan I was but a mere twelve-year-old kid in a small town when Cars was released on August 21, 1979. It's a mystery where I may have heard it for the first time, but it changed my perspective on music permanently. The striking intro of warbly synth sounds abruptly broken by a snare drum, followed by the unforgettable sound of the Polymoog's Vox Humana patch still has such a deep impact on me even after 40 years!While I recall having heard synthesizers used in music and soundtracks prior to Cars, this......

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