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“It’s not a comfortable ride, but it is an electric one”: GosT’s Prophecy brings the synthwave pioneer back to his roots

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“It’s not a comfortable ride, but it is an electric one”: GosT’s Prophecy brings the synthwave pioneer back to his roots

James Lollar has been on shaky ground with GosT’s most recent material, but a return to the darkest edges of synthwave re-energises the project

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