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Wideband Network's debut album "Universe" introduces the band's unique synthpop blend, featuring catchy songs with a fun attitude, a futuristic vision, and smooth vocals. The production is slick, with electronic programing that moves from danceable and exciting to smooth and floaty. It's a strong album from a band that is ready to establish themselves in the electronic pop scene without copying anything you've heard before. One fan wrote: This album is great. It's 100% new and original material, like nothing I've ever heard, but noticeable influences all over the board. These guys have a techno influence but they know how to use real instruments, which makes for some great synth-pop with a kind of organic feel. The production is by far the most note worthy, it is done with artistry and a finely tuned ear. Perfect timing and many complex and fascinating layers, worthy of many listens, and a great example for aspiring producers everywhere. The lyrics are very original and, while they don't take themselves too seriously, they are delivered with feeling and a great sort of raw not over-produced voice.
Personnel: Casey "3PM" Clark (vocals).
Photographers: Roger Kiplinger; Matt Hockman.
Wideband Network Universe Songs | 1. | Silence, The |
| 2. | Earthbound |
| 3. | Forward Reverse Universe |
| 4. | 3 A.M. |
| 5. | Evolution Revolution |
| 6. | Morphine |
| 7. | Drops of Sugar |
| 8. | Orbit |
| 9. | Superhero |
| 10. | Stop Go |
| 11. | Freedom |
| 12. | World of Living |
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| | Glee The Music 1 Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 CD (2009) Original Soundtrack
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| | Mendes Brothers Cabo Verde/Kabu Verdi CD (2005)
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| | Bert Jansch Acoustic Routes CD (2002) (Import) England; Remastered; Deluxe Edition; United Kingdom
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| | Death By Salt A Slug Magazine Compilation Death By Salt: A Slug Magazine Compilation CD (2004)
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