Mike Johnson (Agonoize, Infekktion, Virtual Embrace) and his crew are back with the second release.

Compared to Agonoize or Infekktion, Sero.Overdose's music shows the pop side of the menu. With a focus on harmonic sounds and rhythms, plausible pop melodies as well as Andre Hartung's clean, varied vocals, the Berlin based band created a relaxed piece of work between synthpop, future pop and relaxed electro.
Whilst balancing on that mix rope, Sero.Overdose deliver ballads ("Killer", "Spirits") as well as midtempo tracks ("Ever", "Sometimes") and stuff to move your body to ("Never", "She"). So this diversely painted picture is a plus point.
The songwriting itself is done in a solid way, but - and this is a bit of a minus - some totally overwhelming kicks are missing.
It's a nice record with some nice and emotional moments, but in a way you feel you've heard it all before many times. Apart from Andre's noteable vocals, the individuality's missing a bit. Kinda flaw that many artists within the synthpop and future pop branch have.
However, you can hear Sero.Overdose invested much work to come up with a feelingly album, and everyone into De/Vision, Colony 5, Angels & Agony and Covenant's smoother side wouldn't do wrong to
check them out.

Tracklist
1-Ever
2-Rain
3-Missing
4-K
iller
5-Sometimes
6-Never
7-She
8-Horizont

9-Spirits
10-Over
11-Stay
12-Harmony
13-
Hoffnung
14-Wir
15-She (version)