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In December 2006, T. Denounce and G. Kai collaborated on their first song, Cranberry Holocaust. The lullaby of man who smothers his sleeping lover immediately topped the charts at iCompositions.com. Spurned on by the attention, they continued working together and completed their first album, Bad Reception, in 2007.
The music kept coming and before 2007 was out, Retrolust produced two more exploratory albums,“Pump It” and “Wired.” They had begun to perfect and hone their sound and method, and gained a small but loyal following. Retrolust was contacted by a French Film Group VMGN and contracted to produce a song for their upcoming movie, “Phantomas Resurrection.” The song “Faceless” was specifically designed for the fan film, which helped garner Retrolust international attention.
In 2008, Retrolust reemerged with their fourth album Stereoroids featuring eight tracks of that signature sound everyone
has come to love. Stereoroids is the band’s first exclusively digital release. Following the successful release of Stereoroids, G. Kai recruited Eddie Crimson, Choirbox and Atom to create a live show. Retrolust is now performing at local San Diego venues, and in 2009, Retrolust was featured as Band of the Day on local radio station
94.9.
In July 2010 the band released their 5th album.
What and Who do we sound like? Here's some
past press reviews:
"I would say they have a similar feel to the Postal Service or something in that vein."
"They’re definitely electro-pop."
"I was excited about the intro; It sort of reminded me of older Nine Inch Nails."
"The angst of it was almost like Linkin Park, but the lyrical content was more like pop punk."
"The timbre of the singer’s voice sometimes reminds me of Terence Trent D’Arby and contemporary boys band singers and fits well to the music containing Human League and Mesh elements"
"Makes me nostalgic about the 80's."
"Retrolust’s genius is that this much sound comes from two guys."
"Nine Inch Nails meets Prince"
offical website / myspace
RETROLUST ON ITUNES!
The music kept coming and before 2007 was out, Retrolust produced two more exploratory albums,“Pump It” and “Wired.” They had begun to perfect and hone their sound and method, and gained a small but loyal following. Retrolust was contacted by a French Film Group VMGN and contracted to produce a song for their upcoming movie, “Phantomas Resurrection.” The song “Faceless” was specifically designed for the fan film, which helped garner Retrolust international attention.
In 2008, Retrolust reemerged with their fourth album Stereoroids featuring eight tracks of that signature sound everyone
has come to love. Stereoroids is the band’s first exclusively digital release. Following the successful release of Stereoroids, G. Kai recruited Eddie Crimson, Choirbox and Atom to create a live show. Retrolust is now performing at local San Diego venues, and in 2009, Retrolust was featured as Band of the Day on local radio station
94.9.
In July 2010 the band released their 5th album.
What and Who do we sound like? Here's some
past press reviews:
"I would say they have a similar feel to the Postal Service or something in that vein."
"They’re definitely electro-pop."
"I was excited about the intro; It sort of reminded me of older Nine Inch Nails."
"The angst of it was almost like Linkin Park, but the lyrical content was more like pop punk."
"The timbre of the singer’s voice sometimes reminds me of Terence Trent D’Arby and contemporary boys band singers and fits well to the music containing Human League and Mesh elements"
"Makes me nostalgic about the 80's."
"Retrolust’s genius is that this much sound comes from two guys."
"Nine Inch Nails meets Prince"
offical website / myspace
RETROLUST ON ITUNES!
