Timecop1983 - Multiverse

Timecop1983 - Multiverse

Timecop1983 returns with a sweet little five song album. For the last three or four albums of his, our synth pioneer seemed primarily focused on love and heartbreak themes. This time around, he focuses on the universe and space themes with broad hints of the nostalgia he is well known for.

This actually bears a very strong resemblance to his work under Division titled 2083. I actually heard that prior to listening to anything under his more well known moniker. I absolutely loved 2083, so it's only natural that I fall in love with Multiverse. It's kind of weird being made to feel nostalgic about an album that already contained nostalgia. The same hypnotizing melodies that wrap their arms around and embrace your heart and soul are ever present. They carry you to the end of the song and towards the outer arms of the Milky Way. Splendid stuff.

My favorite track is "Lost Time"; which reminds of "Lost in Time" from Division. The layers of nostalgia continue piling on. It's like we're reaching a point where we're nostalgic about music that was already nostalgic to begin with. That's not a bad thing, if you ask me. Highly recommended.

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