Spitfire Albums

Strafe (2070)
Spitfire's first album, It debuted on the emerging psychowave scene in the 3rd position during the summer of 2070, taking the hardcore dance clubs to new levels. Three weeks later, it moved to the 1st ranking and stayed there for 62 weeks.


 * 1) Streetlight
 * 2) Don't Start
 * 3) Frog Song (Hey Baby!)
 * 4) Candelabra
 * 5) White Rabbit
 * 6) Rock Cliff
 * 7) Strafe
 * 8) Snowdrift
 * 9) Inside the Wire
 * 10) Broken Cassette Tape
 * 11) Rebels
 * 12) Drop Your Head (Powervibe Remix)
 * 13) Lower Than the Lowest Valley

Reviews

 * "Spitfire is a hard psychowave megastar who’s exploded on the scene with an apocalyptic sonic imprint that has scarred the music landscape. Strafe is a mix of big-drop electro-pulse tunes and whatever-works eclecticism, including spots from Gorgon Mills, Hamstring, and Pharook Quitts of Bladestorm." - The Turnsheet Download
 * "'Streetlight' was decent, but the album isn't Slag's best. And what the hell is a cassette?!?1!" - Tøm E.'s Takedown Vlogcast

Flare (2072)
Spitfire's second album, It took the psychowave genre by storm, moving into the 4th position early in the spring of 2072, and launched the dance club scene into a whole new dimension. One week later, it moved to the 1st ranking and stayed there for 32 weeks before the first psychowave cyberware feedback scandals began to appear and drove down Spitfire's popularity twice as fast as it grew.


 * 1) Vaporize
 * 2) Heavy Drop (Club Buster Remix)
 * 3) Shivered Steel (Psychovibe Remix)
 * 4) Infernowalkers Forever
 * 5) Strip
 * 6) Two to the Crown
 * 7) Hoisted Dreams
 * 8) Insurrections
 * 9) Shattering
 * 10) Spitfire
 * 11) Thunderbolt Screams
 * 12) Recoil
 * 13) Snowdrift (Powervibe Remix)

Reviews

 * "Spitfire overloaded the clubs with their first album only a year ago when they unleashed Flare on the rabid public. With even more dance energy and new remixes of already towering song sets. Flare has forced a lot of clubs to install the new Mach 8X psychovibe 'Slamhammer' sound systems that literally caused cyberware overloads within dance patrons. Parental Advisories should include a warning about cyberware system shock, as well!" - Neo-Fashionpulse
 * "VASTLY superior to debut! 'Two to the Crown' can GET IT. F@Ç# THE HATERS!" - Tøm E.'s Takedown Vlogcast, 3.8.2072
 * "Wow. That album didn't age well." Tøm E.'s Takedown Vlogcast, 3.14.2072