Lost Transmissions

The self-titled Pulsars was named one of the 40 Greatest One-Album Wonders by Rolling Stone, alongside The Sex Pistols, The Modern Lovers and Lauryn Hill: "One of the gems of the mid-Nineties alt-rock gold rush, the lone album by the brotherly duo the Pulsars is a shimmering collection of blissed-out synth-pop peppered with references to long drives to Wisconsin, pet robots and S&M . . . Pulsars was a gorgeous love letter to the early New Wave era's dark side, with tracks like "Suffocation" transcending misery with irresistible choruses and pillowy synths." Lost Transmissions collects fifteen unreleased and obscure tracks from the few years of Pulsars recording sessions and paves the way for a comprehensive series of archival releases, including their unheard second album, a collection of covers and a dive into ambient beauty.