Saint Petersburg (Russia) based synth-wave/post-punk duo Supernova 1006 released a brand new single "How I Need You". The single is a semantic continuation of Supernova 1006's Chains album, released in October 2023. It was planned to release it as a bonus initially. However, it looked isolated and self-sufficient. Therefore, it was decided to make the song an independent work. Its distinctive feature was a return to the old sound, characterized by the "stringiness" and buoyancy of a cold sound.
"How I Need You" gives the feeling of being immersed in a big cold black lake in which no one lives with the silence and comfort of a lonely existence. It is a sonic journey through a cyberpunk landscape, filled with pulsating rhythms and melancholic melodies.
The single release also features remixes from artists such as Casket Cassette, Giirls, CULTTASTIC, and Blind Seagull. Link
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