April New Music: ロービット and Superwave
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Night Clerk Radio returns with a vibrant April new music episode spotlighting two distinct but equally compelling albums: 'Lobit' by Ecosystem and 'Superwave' by Co-X. The hosts, Ross Payton and the Night Clerk, dive deep into the atmospheric, sample-free vaporwave of Ecosystem, praising its layered production, lo-fi textures, and emotional duality—balancing melancholy with nostalgic warmth. They highlight the album's intricate synth work, reverb-heavy drums, and unexpected pop melodies buried beneath the glitchy surface. In contrast, Co-X's 'Superwave' delivers a high-energy, confident future funk experience—brimming with funky basslines, French house influences, and playful nods to internet culture like the Jet 2 radio meme. The hosts celebrate its dynamic range, from mid-tempo baroque-inspired tracks to explosive dance bangers, calling it a perfect soundtrack for spring and summer. The episode also features heartfelt shout-outs to local coffee culture, library access, preservation of cult films like *Empire of the Dark*, and community organizers like Rogecore, underscoring the show’s love for curation and underground scenes. The hosts wrap up with anticipation for the upcoming documentary *Nobody Here*, set to be a major topic in the next episode.
Explore sample-free vaporwave for a fresh take on the genre with rich, original synth compositions.
Co-X’s 'Superwave' is a high-energy, confident future funk album perfect for spring and summer vibes.
Support local artists and curation—community organizers like Rogecore are vital to niche music scenes.
Preserve and rewatch cult films via high-quality Blu-rays for both nostalgia and quality.
Use comparative listening to deepen your understanding of music genres and production styles.
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April New Music & Shout-Outs
The hosts kick off the episode with a lively discussion of recent pop culture, including open mat film scans, coffee culture, and a deep dive into the novel *Strange Buildings*. They share passionate shout-outs to local coffee roasters, libraries, cult film preservation, and community organizers like Rogecore.
Ecosystem – 'Lobit' Review
“It's not like a pejorative like for some people it is like they say something's too poppy like as a an insult. That's not the case. It just felt like there's, like, these little layers of synth pop under there.”
Co-X – 'Superwave' Review
“It's just it's great. If you need some music to feel good and get you moving, this is it. Like, this is the soundtrack of my spring baby.”
Future of Music & Upcoming Documentary
The episode closes with excitement for the upcoming release of the Vaporwave documentary *Nobody Here*. The hosts reflect on the duality of music tastes, the importance of curation, and invite listeners to join their Patreon for bonus content and a book club.
“It's just it's great. If you need some music to feel good and get you moving, this is it. Like, this is the soundtrack of my spring baby.”
“It's not like a pejorative like for some people it is like they say something's too poppy like as a an insult. That's not the case. It just felt like there's, like, these little layers of synth pop under there.”
“The climate is also a duality. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, fuck. Hey, whatever, man. Album rules. Album rules.”
Host
Guest
Ecosystem
other
Ross Payton
person
Co-X
other
Night Clerk
person
Rogecore
person
Empire of the Dark
media
Bad Day at Black Rock
media
Nobody Here
media
Bort Media
organization
Dan Olsen
person
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