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Impose Magazine released a photo-shoot with Survive in their home-studios and practice space with the gear they use.

We can see Kyle Dixon using two MOOG Mother-32 synthesizers on the third & the sixth pictures.

Impose Magazine released a photo-shoot with Survive in their home-studios and practice-space spotlighting the gear they use.

A Korg Mono/Poly synth can be seen in this photo-shoot of Survive's home-studios and practice space, spotlighting the gear they use.

Michael Stein – who composed the score for Netflix hit Stranger Things with S U R V I V E bandmate Kyle Dixon – guides viewers round the band’s setup in the video for Austin radio station KUT 90.5, which features a Roland SH-101, Korg Mono/Poly and ARP Odyssey.

On the 25th picture : on the right of Michael Stein.

0:18 : we recognize the ARP Odyssey in front of Michael Stein

at 0:08 & at different moments of the video : we can see members of SURVIVE using the Roland Juno-6.

1:21 : the KORG PolySix is shown in the studio of S U R V I V E.

A Six Trak can be seen in this photo-shoot of Survive's practice-space, spotlighting the gear they use.

In the fourteenth photo from Impose Magazine's feature, Mark Donica of S U R V I V E is shown playing the Moog Memorymoog.

In a photo from Impose Magazine's "At Home with S U R V I V E" feature, an Akai MPC 1000 is visible on the left side of the table, showcasing its use in the band's setup.

at 0:47 & at different moments of the video : we can see Mark Donica (member of SURVIVE) playing the Prophet-5.

1:30 : the ROLAND RS-09 can be seen in the studio of S U R V I V E.

In this photo, the MFB-522 can be seen in Survive's studio.

At 6:45 in this video, the 808 can be seen below the Eurorack synth.

The 909 can be seen at 6:45 below the Eurorack synth.

Around 15 seconds, the mac in the background

6:40 in the video, talking about it

A TC Electronics FlashBack Delay pedal can be seen in this photo-shoot of Survive's home-studios and practice space, spotlighting the gear they use.

MD: “The main one I’ve been obsessed with, for live shows at least, is the Roland SH-5. It’s kind of rare. They’re not super common. It has two LFOs and a Sample + Hold, two VCOs and Ring Mod. It’s pretty decked out. It has all the classic features you would want. I kind of have an affinity for it when it comes to playing live because it’s so easy for me to tweak all the knobs. I can play a note with one finger and with the same hand tweak the filter up and down. I’ve just become very intertwined with it."

at 0:05 & at different moments of the video, we can see Michael Stein (member of SURVIVE) playing the Minimoog Model D.

The Microsampler can be seen here and at around 0:40 in this video: https://youtu.be/VEIAxDTBZfs .