Nicolas Winding Refn's film, Drive (2011) operates on a level of cool that's hard to articulate with just words; it takes a snippet from the movie -- take the opening credits backed by Kavinsky's ''Nightcall'' -- to really grasp its effortless debonair. Since the film's release, this single's Youtube video has climbed to over 30 million views, and has been on repeat across an expanse of playlists, always fueling the after-after party with the slow burn of glossed synth echoes. Kavinsky is not all about ''Nightcall.'' He died in a car crash in 1986, while driving his beloved Testarossa. He re-appeared as a zombie in 2005, with his 12'', Teddy Boy. Since then, he has shown up all around the globe, playing his music to fellow humans. Crowds gathered to witness the miracle: despite being dead, Kavinsky was still alive. In 2007, he released his second 12'', ''1986.'' This is when his French robot-mates in Daft Punk invited him to join their ''Alive Tour,'' and ATrak put together an American tour. After discovering the world with his red eyes, Kavinsky retreated to his base camp to release ''Nightcall' in 2011. Kavinsky now presents his long-awaited debut album OutRun produced by SebastiAn, including appearances by Havoc (Mobb Deep), Tyson & SebastiAn. 1x LP 12'' -- gatefold glossy coated + 12'' printed inner sleeve.
A1. Prelude
A2. Blizzard
A3. ProtoVision
A4. Odd Look
A5. Rampage
A6. Suburbia
A7. Testarossa Autodrive
B1. Nightcall
B2. Deadcruiser
B3. Grand Canyon
B4. First Blood
B5. Roadgame
B6. Endless