Album review: Cosmic Overdose - Koko total In a cosmic sea of musical mediocrity, Cosmic Overdose's latest offering Koko total manages to stand out like a neon green spaceship in a grey galaxy. This Finnish duo takes us on a wild ride through a sonic wormhole, blending elements of synth-pop, new wave, and just a touch of Eurodance for good measure. From the opening track "Space Disco Inferno," it's clear that Cosmic Overdose aren't afraid to embrace their eccentricities. The pulsating synths, infectious hooks, and quirky lyrics create a disco fever dream that will have you grooving like it's 1985 all over again. Tracks like "Robot Love Affair" and "Interstellar Funk Odyssey" showcase the band's knack for crafting catchy, danceable tunes that wouldn't sound out of place on a John Hughes soundtrack. Meanwhile, slower cuts like "Neon Moonlight" and "Stellar Serenade" offer a welcome breather from the album's relentless energy, allowing listeners to bask in the glow of Cosmic Overdose's otherworldly charm. Overall, Koko total is a delightfully bonkers journey through the cosmos that will leave you feeling simultaneously nostalgic and futuristic. So grab your space helmet, crank up the volume, and prepare to be transported to a world where the only rule is to let loose and embrace the cosmic overload. Astral projection has never sounded so good.