Dynatron - Origins [Full Album - 2021]
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- The highly-awaited third album from the master of interplanetary exploration: Dynatron.
Dynatron "Origins" release date: October 15th, 2021.
Label: Blood Music.
Order physical: www.blood-music.com
Bandcamp - dynatron.bandcamp.com/album/o...
Available via vinyl, CD, and digitally through Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon mp3, Google Play, etc.
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A New Place - 00:00-01:36
Close Encounter - 01:36-07:58
Origins - 07:58-14:26
The Portal - 14:26-19:46
Tumbling Upwards - 19:46-24:21
Future - 24:21-29:56
Uncertain Destiny - 29:56-36:21
The Machine - 36:21-40:59
Epilogue - 40:59-44:50 
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I've been listening to dynatron for almost 10 years, never disappointed, it's just unbelievable! and for 3 years it is my daughters who have been rocking in it
Dynatron is genuinely my all time favorite synthwave artist next to perturbator,so I can’t wait to hear this
He is the King of this Genre
I have been a fan of Dynatron for years also, great music - you might also like Com Truise.
This music reminds me of some of the best music from the Amiga computer era.
ME 2
When you want to be dragged into the darkness, Perturbator
When you want to embrace the darkness, Carpenter Brut
When you want to be lifted out of the darkness, Dynatron
This album is fucking brilliant. Never disappointed with a single release from this musician.
Remembering old times...
I wonder how far does Dynatron travel to bring back these wonderful sounds to us. Truly out of space epic.
If you want the feeling of multidimensional awareness to touch you, listen to Dynatron!
The God is back! One of the first generation of pioneers of Synth Wave and he does not disappoint!
The planet Dynatron shines again!
Every time Dynatron makes something new, it makes me happy.
This time the emphasis is more on the atmosphere and a little lacking guitar, but I liked this gloom for me, Dynatron is one of the best performers in the synthwave genre. Liked it the most Close Encounter this is definitely a new sound and especially pleased with the fat guitar and in general the whole album is different from previous works. I also want to mention the great title track Origins, which I've been listening to for a month, it's definitely the most eye-catching track on the album.
My assessment 8/10
The way 'The Portal' starts give me the feeling of walking towards an empty hall where you know you're bound to find yourself in a boss fight. Or, you know driving in the left lane, right foot pressed on the throttle to maximum. Cool stuff.
Офигенный саунд у этого Dynatron
It's really a great album. has the Dynatron synthwave touch and a great atmosphere
Nice to get Dynatron'ed after Pertubation.
I am glad that I found him. I really like his and Perturbator's music.
YEEEAAAH!!! Triple efficiency for ALL menial tasks
12:08 Love that Synth that creeps up in this part
Future - 24:21-29:56 Hell of a track
Dynatron boldy took me to space and brought me back on numerous occasions before! He did it once more with this phenomenal album! Long live Synthwave and Dynatron, master of Space Synth. Cheers! 🍾🥂
What a time to be alive. The whole album is neat, but the atmosphere Close encounter makes blows my mind
This is soooo good i'm so glad i got to hear this today
This is so relaxed. Its so good to come home, listen to it and winding down. Thanks!
Whenever I look up things about space for an hour or go stargazing, I make sure to play dynatron's music. Glad to have more to add to the playlist!
Imagine the absolute units inspiring him to compose this
I'm in. So are those 5 and that's it.
The King is back , for good .
ooo this needs my attention!
13 mins in, simply unbeatable
Cant wait for my vinyl record to come in! :D
Only dynatron knows how to convey that epic and immense depth of sound, an incredible quality.
Monumental work. Thanks for Jeppe and Bloood Music. This year you gave Lustful Sacraments and Origins. Both are masterpieces
Dynatron is a true technomage at heart! ( Babylon 5 reference) his music I can safety say is unlike any other in this style of music! Per Aspera Ad Astra fellow space dreamers!
Wow. Another amazing release from Dynatron. I can't get enough of that atmospheric "spacewave" sound
Uncertain Destiny is giving me Metroid Prime vibes, which is a great thing
Dynatron is like the pulsing light in the darkness of godawful modern music. Another brilliant album!
I hate to break it to you, but this is still modern music. No need to hate things for being new. Go listen to classical or something. :p
@@ChrisD__ And it's alright to point out that most "modern" music is quickly digested trash.
@@ClayMationNation How you enjoy music is entirely up to you.
@@ChrisD__ I think he means modern like, pop, rap, or country as they are currently.
@@Helaw0lf Doesn't change anything I said.
Thank you COMPUTERS!!!
Légendary✅👍🤝.
From France 🇫🇷✅🤝👍.
Vinyl is preordered already! 👍
The most beautiful music genre ever existed. I wish Mozart, Bach, Rachmaninoff and other great composers could listen to it.
First time listening to the album I felt that 'close encounters' and 'The machine' gave me the most feeling.
I'm looking forward to listening to this album over and over though. I feel that there is alot of more in this track-list. I already sense the red thread going through it. I just need to follow it properly.
Big fan of Dynatron! Think Dynatron is the absolute strongest name in the genre.
EPIC !!!!!
This was really good man
The best album, ever!! Thanks!!!
Long live the Danish!
sick
Great stuff!
OMG I LOVE IT !
Shock and awe i hope these guys to conquer the cinema industry
Fabulous
Excellent!
Top! A little bit different than the previous albums. The hard and dark electric guitar suprised me the most.
great sound!
Very nice
I discover this day, it reminds me Kavinski, that's brilliant, and inspirating 🥰🥰
Uma grande descoberta que tive foi esse álbum, ansioso pelo que já produziram e pelo que ainda está por vir! Hell Cosmic Yeah
Thanks
I will start this review by saying that these days, making standout synthwave is difficult. Dynatron's first album "Escape Velocity" came out 9 years ago. That's right, it's been almost a decade. Crazy how time flies. Since then we've seen the genre explode due to the "modern but 80's" aesthetic catching on very well with the modern zoomer and millennial crowd, and even with popular artists and studios incorporating some of it into their mainstream hits. Meanwhile here in the underground we've seen so many artists pop up that I lost count years ago, many classic artists have faded into obscurity (remember Tommy86, Cartridge1987, and Bourgeoisie?) while some new artists have shined. Despite this the unfortunate truth is that this genre has become victim to its own irony and become a cliche stereotype in and of itself. So many new albums come out these days which sound very cookie cutter and generic, really what this means is that synthwave is a mature genre now, kind of like house, techno, dubstep, or any other mainstay electronic genre you can think of as being perennial.
However, _all_ this in mind, "Origins" as an album rekindles that original synthwave fire in me like little else. Not to say that there haven't been other good artists making good music of this and similar styles, but either they are just fun bangers or have somewhat departed from the synthwave style and become their own thing (think Perturbator and Dan Terminus).. And this, my lovely friends, is where Dynatron stands unique. Here we have a moving, epic, atmospheric and yet melodic album which encapsulates all the mystery and intrigue I felt when I first discovered this genre over 6 years ago. "Origins" is a very poetic name for this album, as all of the sounds here are absolutely classic Dynatron; straight from his origins. One would think that with all these classic sounds that there'd be no innovation here, that the album would sound like a rehash of his old stuff, but Dynatron didn't spend 5 years crafting this LP for nothing. Allow me to explain.
Almost all of the tracks on here have _similar_ sounds to Dynatron's older albums, but in totality there are so many subtle differences that if you mixed these in to an older Dynatron album, you could immediately tell which track was new even if you had never heard this album before. This is achieved through a combination of tweaked sound design, tighter mixing, and new melodies. For example on the track "Uncertain Destiny" we hear all the classic guitars and and synth plucks, but the way they're integrated into the track is different. Instead of being used for the overall melody, they are only there as embellishments to the real star of the show, that beautiful spacey lead/pad sound which plays the true lead melody. Additionally, in the earlier parts of the track, the little sound effects that accompany it sound familiar, but have a much more complex and evolving execution to them than anything I've heard on previous Dynatron tracks. It's one of the things that gives away how long it must have taken to craft these songs, despite many of them sounding relatively straightforward on a surface level. Dynatron's new direction with sound design and how it's implemented isn't restricted to "Uncertain Destiny" though, you can hear it all over the album, from the intro to "Future" where new styles of pads are layered with classic saw waves very seamlessly, to the sound effects in "Portal", to the siren accentuating the melody and beat in "Tumbling Upwards", to the complex sounding synth swells and synth bass in "Epilogue". If you haven't dipped your toes into music production, it can be hard to appreciate how hard it is to make new, fresh sounds that work with your old sounds, and evoke the same feeling and style that they do without making something that sounds like crap because you over tweaked it. Dynatron did an incredible job with the sound design on this album, it's fresh, it's classic, it's pleasant, and yet it's epic and cinematic at the same time. Beautiful.
But what about the melodies? Melodically I think this album is complex but hides it well due to Dynatron wanting it to be atmospheric. Fast, complicated melodies (think classical music like Paganini) tend to ruin a good sense of atmosphere, so it is an especially hard challenge to create an involving melody that doesn't take away from the scene the music is trying to portray, especially when it comes to large cinematic soundscapes like we have here. Pacing wise the album runs from slow to what I would call medium slow, the intros to some tracks like "Origins", "Close Encounter", and "Future" are incredibly drawn out by the standards of modern music, and border on ambient (which is something I personally really like). Yet on these same tracks the melodies these intros lead into become medium paced, and never seem to exactly repeat, always going in a direction you slightly didn't expect, but that eventually resolves into a satisfying stop and integration with the rest of the mix. I think "Future" really exemplifies this well. I personally think there's a lot of "Dust of the Saturn" influence in the composition of these tracks, as we can see similar structures of a slow, brooding intro develop into a complex medium paced track with layered melodies and satisfying drums. Overall I think that structurally and melodically this album is a mix between "Aeternus" and "A Rigel Axiom", which I personally am very much a fan of, but wouldn't be surprised if some listeners wanted something faster. But screw that anyways, space is _huge_, and exploring it slow and mysterious, and that's my 2 cents on that.
Finally, mixing. This is something Dynatron has always been good with. Cookie cutter synthwave is an easy genre to mix well, simply because your production elements are simple and there aren't too many sounds being played on top of eachother. It is however a significantly harder endeavor to mix something like this album, where we have *BIG* percussion below *BIG* pads below *CHUNKY* guitars below *BIG* leads. You can see some artists like Perturbator who have a similar amount of powerful elements in their music get so caught up in expressing their raw emotion that the mixing on their tracks ends up being very muddled, and it becomes hard to distinguish individual sounds. Dynatron however keeps the things you want to hear mixed mixed, and the things you want to hear individually well separated. None of the sounds fight eachother. Everything is just the right texture, frequency range, and volume to come through with power, authority, and delicacy where need be. The only thing I would have personally suggested is making the bass melody on "Origins" a little clearer, but maybe doing that would have interfered with some other part of the mix, I cannot say for sure. Either way, any aspiring producer should take note of the mixing and mastering here, because it is excellent.
Fittingly enough, "A New Place" is the track on here that most heavily departs from Dynatron's older music. That soft synth lead melody is not something I've really heard him do before, especially when coupled with the background (pad?) melody sound. It sounds bittersweet, like he's regretful of the current state of affairs but is hopeful towards what he can build going forwards, an emotional state the tracks in the rest of the album also continue to play off of, though less intensely as you make your way along the runtime. By the end of this album you come from a place of heavy emotional baggage and reach one of astoundment, wonder, and discovery. I think this may be a sentiment and a story which Dynatron has wanted to express for a while, but creating the album probably posed a significant challenge, and I wouldn't be surprised if extended bouts of artist's block were part of the journey.
I'm happy to report that I love this album. It's easily on par with anything Dynatron has put out in the past not only in musical skill and complexity, but also in the sense of awe and "whoa" factor that it instills in me. I'll admit that I'm biased. I love space, I love aerospace technology and the idea of exploring and colonizing not only the solar system but conquering our stellar neighborhood, mining out asteroids and creating humanity's future amongst the stars. The amazing thing is that due to incredible technological advancements being made across the aerospace, energy, construction, and medical sectors this future is one that our generation will likely see and get to participate it. And when we're chilling on Olympus Mons, taking in the beauty of Saturn's polar storms in person, diving the seas of Europa, or zipping around the asteroid belt, I'll remember to thank Dynatron and the hope his albums instilled in me. To this end, "Origins" is a perfect addition to the collection, and that concludes my review. Awesome work Jeppe!
Wow, man. What a descent review. Thank you.
@@Anton_Sh. I do think I was a little too positive in it, not that I don't like the album I just feel like maybe I was gushing a bit too much.
@@CockatooDude I meant "decent", sorry ^))
@@Anton_Sh. Ay no worries!
@@CockatooDude cool prefound review from some other Dynatron fan from somewhere in the world. Great
Impressive, very nice.
♥️♥️♥️
I just came accross this album! Now I'd to eat my synthetic burger looking out of a skyscraper window in 2070.
Soundtrack for the next astrophotography session
Corrupted Portals on New World be like
pog
Nery vice.
My one criticism is the intro. The rest is 🔥
Wow the portal is literally an upgraded version of Novo Solo. From brigador.
Nice album art. I can tell whoever made it was a fan of...
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Hardware (1990).
I'm not sure if Dynatron is the Perturbator of Space Synth or Perturbator is the Dynatron of Dark Synth... Maybe both. :-D
If he was the Perturbator of spacesynth he would have abandoned his synthwave style and would be doing some darkwave/industrial with awful vocals. I'm glad he keeps producing excellent spacesynth.
Pert's vocals are alright; sometimes I don't feel like listening to them and I skip them, but they do play some role.
Perturbator is the descent to darkness, Dynatron is the ascent from it.
Uncertain destiny is a little bit like Metropolis kraftwerkish...i like it! My favorite is tumbling upward i would say (and Origins). This is a more athmospheric album than the others that are more «epic» . An enjoyable album nevertheless!
I’ve come here from deadlife and bolt thrower
It sounds like soundtrack for Portal...3?
Люди земли хотите узнать нашу планету! Так это мозги людей ЦРУ США и КГБ СССР! Чтобы жили там все Ослы! В Мире! За наших людей которые!
There goes my plan of not buying any more LP's and comic books this month...
I mean we can all make an exception for Dynatron.
Eh
24:21 I watched the colorful nebula ambient breath from Smart Star Projector as I listen to Dynatron's Future. It gaves me a pleasure of space vibes to the point I imagined myself I'm in space, flying across the whole universe. 😌🚀🌠🌌🪐
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