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Causeway's 2nd album arrives on Sprechen on all it's lovely vinyl glory!

Featuring stunning artwork by long standing Sprechen art person Tom Bevan to perfectly capture the ethereal cosmic sensations of the music across 2 sides.

A limited pressing of this incredible album which is a must have addition to your vinyl collection.

Includes unlimited streaming of Anywhere via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. 'In a reality where the sun is neon and the streets are lit with lasers.where the message of love is communicated through soaring synths and haunting vocals, you'll find the music of Causeway'

American synth-wave project, Causeway, is the brainchild of Marshall Watson and Allison Rae. Through sophisticated downbeat melodrama, lyrical motifs of isolation, and an ultra-vivid wall of sound, the two bring a sizzling synth-laden take on the dream wave genre. Coming to the fore with support from Italians Do It Better, Causeway released their first full length album We Were Never Lost to immediate acclaim, soon landing spots in tv shows Never Have I Ever, and Riverdale.

Fast forward to the here & now and they've returned with an updated sound and a new label relationship with Manchester's Sprechen, on which their new album 'Anywhere' is welcomed to the fold.

The enigmatic duo has brought forth a reverb drenched cosmic journey across 10 tracks. Where narratives of dark & light are conveyed via emotional synthesizer soundscapes alongside captive melodies and ethereal vocals to take you on a diverse and cinematic listening experience.

Hints of post punk, new wave and 80's noir run throughout the album where influences such as The Cure, Cocteau Twins, OMD and New Order are embraced by Causeway's own unique sonic stylings of electronic music neatly wrapped around each track.

American synthwave project, Causeway, is the brainchild of Marshall Watson and Allison Rae. Through sophisticated downbeat melodrama, lyrical motifs of isolation, and an ultra-vivid wall of sound, the two bring a sizzling synth-laden take on the dream wave genre.