Synth Single Review: “Titan Falls” by Neologisticism & Aisle 9

by Karl Magi

Neologisticism & Aisle 9’s “Titan Falls” swells with fluttering illumination, shimmering tones glow like planet-rise in an alien sky while depth surrounds the music in a blanket of density and warming emotion as gauzy notes climb with an otherworldly drift. Sonic depth creates complete peace within my mind.

The rhythm is a pulsation that guides whorls of creamy sound as they float and the track exhales with interplanetary tones as the vibrating chords shift below them, conjuring ephemeral visions. The percussion has faded but begins to tick again while the massive beat throbs and distant synth moves with an untethered flow.

A world of incredible strangeness and fascinating import unfolds as Neologisticism mingles the track’s synth layers, portraying cosmic wonder. Aisle 9's guitar broadcasts a wonderfully soothing and exquisite melodic line, as tumbling notes and sparkling piano dance before the low end shivers and exhales into quiet.