Dynatron - Dust of the Saturn free for downloading

earth's most advanced civilizations: Synthwave Addicts.

This is pretty powerful stuff, love the art also.

RIP Cassini spacecraft. Its now a part of Dust of Saturn.

As the astronauts feel the thruster activity increase, the ship begins to slow, and eventually the landing program brings the craft to a soft thump on the surface, before cutting out, and depressurizing the cabin. As the doors open, the two explorers gaze out onto the unknown abyss, their eyes still weary from hypersleep. "Look. Look at it, Johnson. We made it." As the two stood in silence for several minutes, they noticed some of the particles that had been agitated by the landing thrusters, floating and sparkling in the vacuum of space... A trillion tiny diamonds, like these musical notes, wafting in the air, to be admired for a moment, then gone forever. Like dust. The Dust of the Saturn.

"I believe Dynatron is the Synth Lord we have been looking for." "A *Synth...Lord*??"

This kind of music makes me real nostalgic about possible future that never happened, maybe in parallel universe...

This man was born in the 80s... Jeppe Hasseriis (born December 26, 1980), known under the alias Dynatron, is an electronic and retrowave music producer coming from Denmark. Wikipedia.

This tune cured my blocked nose. I'm not even joking.

Why didn't I notice these songs long before?? This is outstanding music right here.

I love the 80's vision of the future.

This has such a mysterious feel to it. It's like looking forward into the future with cautious optimism. Amazing...

Listening to Dynatron while doing astronomy is one of the best things one can do.

Brilliant. The picture fits perfectly. Those first steps off the ship onto an unknown world. 

The painting reminds me of Heavy Metal the movie.

Dynatron is the absolute grand master of synth.

I just love this one. I feel space, void and menace. It's slow, kinda melancholic, yet disturbing.

Once again that amazing combo of 80s synth and 70s sci fi art.

Considering the upcoming Dune film, imagine for a moment if you will the movie starting with a main theme similar to this one as the camera slowly pans upwards revealing to us the audience, the immensity of the planet of Arrakis; an opening wide shot of an endless dune sea.

Synthwave gives special kind of feeling, like if you would be eternal, timeless, respected, special, and live forever. Does anybody has that kind of feeling listening to Synth? I want to play this at my funeral, honestly.