Dead Sea Navigators - Your Man from Havana

How the Dead Sea Navigators haven't got more recognition is a mystery to me, these guys are truly fantastic and deserve tons of credit. They are seriously underrated. I first heard of their songs in the 2014 survival horror game "Alien Isolation" on the radios scattered throughout Sevastopol Station, at first I thought these were created solely for the game itself, but the more I heard them, the more I wanted to know if they were actually real, and sure enough they are, as you can see here. I must say, it's just as great listening to their songs in its pure, clean audio as it is in the raw radio sound in the game. I have Alien: Isolation to thank for discovering these truly ace artists. The songs have become instant favourites of mine, they all have a really upbeat, radiant and charming vibe to them, it makes you feel so truly relaxed, so truly content and so truly mellow, like you are blissfully drifting up in the stars above, in a state of pure serenity, pure tranquility and pure harmony all through the day and all through the night, with nothing to bring you down again because you are on an all time high. It makes it feel like you are in the reaches of space, seeing the world in a brand new light as it is shining like one intense, big, blazing starfire among the many thousands and thousands of burning, dazzling and radiant stars, in truly timeless splendour and in truly ageless beauty for all infinity and all eternity, illuminating the whole universe in a true light of true brilliance. The songs are so truly perky and so truly lively, it is a truly one of a kind gem by a truly one of a kind band used in a truly one of a kind videogame. It almost makes me feel like I am on Sevastopol Station, working in one of the sectors, chilling and unwinding to this truly soothing melody. It really does take your mind off any Xenomorphs roaming around in the ventilation shafts. It certainly is a special album to me. I highly recommend it