Catering to all lovers of physical formats in a way most befitting of such a spectacular record. This Means War stands out from the crowd and the passion and ability of the producer shines through every single second, making it a Synthetix Reference Experience of the highest order.Read more @ http://www.synthetix.fm/2016/06/volkor-x-means-war.html

All jokes about the gigantic overlord and conqueror of the galaxies, the Frenchman behind Volkor X's sound is very, very good at what he does and I'm glad synthwave fanatics have embraced him so well. Because so have I. I already mentioned how fast this guy's music is selling out, so if you're a stickler for physical, limited copy editions of music, act fast! Read more @ http://www.synthetix.fm/2016/06/volkor-x-means-war.html

Whether you're more into the more absorbable classic outrun, like Kavinsky and Lazerhawk, or the darker, heavier stuff like Carpenter Brut and Perturbator, Volkor X won't let you down as he covers most sections of the synthwave spectrum, changing pace and switching gears back and forth, without sounding like he's trying too hard. This Means War flows naturally like the honest, unbiased futuristic nightmare children have, right after they begin to suspect the existence of monsters in the world.Among the album's highlights (which are plenty) is the closing 13-minute epic title track, which features Sylvain Coudret, the guitarist from Soilwork.Enter Volkor X's nightmare...Read more @ http://www.destroyexist.com/2016/06/volkor-x-this-means-war.html