Nights on Venus Denver, Colorado
Nights on Venus began and grew out of a solo project by multi-instrumentalist / producer Craig Carrington Thomas in October, 2010. Atmospheric, hypnotic, smooth, ethereal, and “brain-wavin” are words that have been used to describe NoV’s music. All instrumentals so far, he calls it “ether rock” - a hybrid of ethereal keyboards and surf music. NoV/Craig is based in Golden, Colorado. ... more
Nights on Venus recommends:
The Majesty of Our Broken Past
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Fans of the Golden Age of Synthpop (80s) will love this album. It is a tour de force of what Brian/Color Theory does musically. Standout tracks are The Past Yet to Come and The Future You Is Forever.
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