Synth Single Review: “Schism” by Rogue VHS

by Karl Magi

Rogue VHS’ “Schism” moves with energy but touches with peaceful feelings. The track begins with a gently revolving synth that carries a steadily ringing, spaced-out sound. Drums begin to stomp with authority as twirling arpeggios add delicate lightness, undulating on a tide of calm energy.

A scintillating tone lifts the main melody as it shines with encouragement and a tinge of mournful emotion. A pipe-like synth carries the noble, warming melody as it climbs above an underpinning heartbeat. Gentleness and energy mix in a way I find pleasing, carrying me along.

A widely floating synth lifts a tranquil melody above the guiding rhythm, conveying indigo emotion and softness while echoing, metallic notes shimmer. A string-like tone carries the melody, blending majestic sensations with a soothing touch, before quick, dancing notes exude illumination, swirl and bring the track to an end.

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