Romare – Oblivion
Everyone’s favourite groove-led, rootsy, electronic artist is back, Romare, master of the long player format in his field, takes a more downtempo, dystopian outlook on ‘Oblivion’, albeit still with the groove and funk at the heart of his music.
Feeling like a trip through dub-funk, unwired-house music, and the inside of a 2001 iMac, this circuitboard of styles, moods, and grooves feels distinctively Y2K yet very modern at the same time.
The artist, also known as Archie Fairhurst, takes us on a trip through the mind’s psyche and mediates on a mood fit for 2026.
DJ’s will be happy with the chuggers here, yet there is enough home listening material to make this LP a complete journey fit for a deep listening session. A must buy.
A1 - War Path
A2 - Take Us
A3 - Computer Love
B1 - Machines
B2 - They Love It
B3 - The Need
C1 - Breathe
C2 - Deeds, Not Words
C3 - Fearful Symmetry
D1 - Questions
D2 - Change
D3 - The Last Lullaby
D4 - Light of Imagination