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DYNATRON

  intended his music to be so personal. The Danish electronic producer, better known as Dynatron, has been weaving fictional sci-fi narratives over dark, futuristic, synthwave since his 2012 debut, . His second album, 2015’s , told the story of astronauts terrified and lost in the void of intergalactic space, a fiction, released in October. But when it came to writing the new material, he found it was he who was cast adrift in a completely new world.

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