Salvinsky built this synth score that sounds like it crawled out of a VHS tape left in the sun. Narita Boy's whole aesthetic is retro-digital worship and the music goes all in on thick analog pads and pulsing arpeggios. Techno-Sword has this massive low-end drone that vibrates through the track while crystalline leads float on top, and Yellow City shifts into something almost jazzy with these loose synth stabs over a tight beat.
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The Memory tracks are these brief, contemplative breathers between the heavier stuff. Floppy Island rules. The score commits so hard to the 80s-digital-world fantasy that it becomes its own thing entirely. If you like synthwave that actually has emotional range, this one's worth your time.