We don't quite know how he does it, but master soundcrafter Rainer Ohman has done it again: a complete second volume of epic sounds for Analog Four. His first volume of Elektronos was so good you could pretty much flip all your old Junos, CSes and Polysixes and never look back.

Again, we get the kind of material that gives you goosebumps in the best possible way. Spacious, warm, eerie and captivating sounds with a nod to the greats of the Eighties (Vangelis, Carlos, Carpenter) and modern equivalents like Dixon & Stein or the late Johann Johannsson.

The warble and crackle of classic synths illuminate this twilight dash through shattered city soundscapes. Escape Tones for the Analog Four offers up a toolbox of 128 patches, with creator Robin Rudén supplying a plethora of bass, leads, and atmospheric pads fit for all manner of exploits, ranging from tight and modern sounding to grainy etched echoes. Delve for a sound, and find sleek and clean or pillar-shakingly savage, and everything in-between. Then inject your own spark for customized cacophonies and euphonies.