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Disclaimer: I don't own Rosario+Vampire, nor do I make any money from the writing of this story. Simple enough, ne?. V^^ Confession ^^V. Where had the time gone? It seemed like only yesterday he and his friends had been battling an unknown multinational corporation bent on God-knows-what, and now they were in their last year at the beloved Youkai Academy.

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Lost Here, an EP by Synkro. Released 2 December on Apollo (catalog no. AMB; Vinyl 12"). Genres: Future Garage.

Synkro - Lost Here available to purchase from R&S Records. MP3 format technical details These mp3 tracks have been encoded with LAME providing you with a very rich listening experience.

Synkro follows his Akkord aktions alongside Indigo with a return to his ambient/dubstep sound. Manos contributes breathy vocals to the lingering halfstep swoon of 'Lost Here' and the blissed out bass cuddle of 'In My Arms'; Synkro goes dolo with plush atmospheres and minimalist D&B rhythms on 'Nights Of Pleasure' and the taut, techy junglism of 'Fading Lights'.