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Watching Airplanes - Psyop (BRPBR001)

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glour keep finding myself coming back to this album; amazingly slick, pacy electro without any of the boring 'retro' baggage

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1.	Saboter La Machine 05:37	buy track
2.	All Seeing I 05:03	buy track
3.	Dancing Drones 02:33	buy track
4.	Ekranoplan 03:54	buy track
5.	Contrails In The Skies 04:42	buy track
6.	Fight Or Flight 03:16	buy track
7.	Oopsy 03:27	buy track
8.	$ystem Of Persuasion 03:52	buy track
9.	Spaceship To Kalunga 04:19	buy track
10.	Inside Job 03:44	buy track
11.	You (Realist) 02:54	buy track
12.	Storm Clouds Are Gathering 04:12	buy track
13.	A Grandiose Exit (Outro) 01:30	buy track

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The two versatile record labels Banlieue and Peur Bleue are joining forces for a very special occasion: PSYOP, the outstanding debut album by WATCHING AIRPLANES, a production duo breaking through in 2018.

PSYOP opens up an alternate reality where dance music is freed from the yoke of genre-based distinctions and is no longer tied to any dancefloor norms. By exploring different moods with smooth sailing and rough patches, PSYOP is an intense journey in the murky world of psychological mass conspiracy. This LP could very well be the soundtrack for an cutting-edge Orwellian sci-fi movie or an imagined futuristic venue where music and dance of a new kind are performed. Forward-thinking dance music from the future seems like the most accurate description for this album devoid of any tropes or nostalgia.

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released May 4, 2018

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