
Dark synth duo Night Drive premiere synth-heavy and cinematic new LP
Texas duo Night Drive look more than set to capitalise on the ’80s synth hype re-ignited by last year’s Netflix phenomenon Stranger Things.
Stranger Things isn’t the only soundtrack new LP Night Drive will remind you of - there’s elements of the sparse, retro feel of Drive and eerie eccentricity of the recently revived Twin Peaks. That’s not to say their sound is unoriginal - merely refreshingly upfront and honest about its influences.
“This album was largely inspired by a collection of films (and other non music-related art) that we were into when the band first began,” explains Night Drive’s Brandon Duhon of the project’s cinematic feel. “Although it’s not a concept album, a few common themes seemed to emerge as the songs took shape. These themes revolved around the feelings that accompany a dystopian or uncertain future, either on a personal or universal level. Within this bleak feeling is a thin line of exploration or searching - is there is a way to put the pieces back together, or does one just escape?”
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