Nick Anthony Simoncino’s 'The Dream Of Amnesia' is a testament to the enduring allure of analog textures and spacious, dreamlike arrangements. Known for his reverence toward vintage electronic gear and the deep Chicago and Detroit house traditions, Simoncino crafts an album that feels both timeless and singularly personal. Each track is a carefully assembled vignette, blending gently pulsating rhythms with shimmering, echo-laden melodies that conjure a trance-like state. The album’s title is no accident—Simoncino weaves together motifs of memory, longing, and altered perception, making this a record that rewards immersive listening. It’s an exploration of subtle emotional landscapes through the lens of analog synthesis, inviting listeners to drift between consciousness and reverie. For collectors and aficionados of electronic music, 'The Dream Of Amnesia' stands out as a heartfelt homage to a bygone era, filtered through a contemporary sensibility. It’s the kind of record that transforms any room into a private nocturnal sanctuary, and it deserves a place in the collection of anyone who values introspective, meticulously crafted electronic music.
Track List:
A1 - Amnesia - 4:50
A2 - 1988 - 5:00
A3 - I Feel The Rhythm - 6:40
B1 - Feel Me - 6:16
B2 - Red Zone - 5:45
B3 - Dark Night - 5:03
C1 - Right Area - 7:12
C2 - La Luna - 5:12
C3 - Distant Planet - 5:15
D1 - Distant Planet (Larry Heard Rmx) - 12:46