Dark Wave
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Introducing… Lone Assembly
This Swiss quartet command the stage with their blend of darkwave and gothic rock.
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Introducing… A Thousand Mad Things
80s synthpop meets modern darkwave so we can all cry on the dancefloor
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Arcana return after five years with new single, album coming 2026
Returning back to their neoclassical dark wave roots, 30 years in the making.
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If you enjoy dark electronic music then Alfa Matrix’s celebratory 69 track pay-what-you-want album is for you
Fans of coldwave, darkwave, and synthpop... wave - gather your crows!
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Camilla Sparksss – ICU RUN Review
The most visceral noise pop album of 2025 is here to give you emotional damage in the best way possible.
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Korfian – Digital Brutalism Review
A heavy darkwave reflection on a digital world and the loss of a father.
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Introducing… Magnetic Skies
Merging synthpop and darkwave to create a powerhouse single, perfect for banishing the summer blues.
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Live Vault – C Z A R I N A
Darkwave tribal warrior metal to rouse your spirit and pump you up.
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Lipsmear – The Death of Light Review
Freezepop's darkwave side project shows the bubbly synthpop band in a new light.
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Introducing… Isolated Youth
Theatrical goth-tinged post punk quartet from Sweden releases an album crammed full of bangers.
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Introducing… Maud the Moth
A cinematic post-rock gothic powerhouse exploring animal cruelty and cruelty of the mind.
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Elizabeth Leslie – Eagle, Owl, Sickle Review
When orchestral pop meets a dystopian digital darkwave apocalypse
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Shirobon – Data Mind Review
Synthwave meets Darkwave in a fantastic explosion of past, present and future electronic music.
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Introducing… Frenchy and the Punk
A gothic post punk juxtaposition that fans of 4AD will love.
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Experimental Darktronica band Thief returns with new album exploring Dementia
Darktronica and doom metal declare war on Dementia.
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Introducing… LOW-RES
Swedish post-punk duo bring their brand of art therapy to darkwave music.
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Holographic Catholic – Excommunication Review
Chipgoth for dark wave and Gameboy fans.
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Elizabeth Leslie – Manifestation Review
Anthems for the dark side.
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Etienne Machine – Over & Out Review
Dark dystopian rock full of broken anthems to dance into oblivion with.
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Watch Clark – Assimilation Review
Synthpop for the sad and jaded.
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SURE – Nineteen Years Review
Gothic darkwave to freeze your heart.
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Permafrost – Permafrost Review
Norway's rock and UK punk collide.
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Elizabeth Leslie – Brave Animal Review
Darkwave meets dance floor.
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Introducing… TRAITRS
Where synth-pop meets post-punk
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Introducing… Creux Lies
Coldwave and post-punk to dance to.
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Sébastien Guérive – Omega Point Review
A sci-fi movie soundtrack without the movie requirements.
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Introducing… Mandolynne
Dark cabaret pop rock for the angry.
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Introducing… Prospertine
Darkwave for Eurovision lovers.
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Kabbel – End of Norms Review
Sadcore industrial pop to purge your demons to
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Tom Vek – New Symbols Review
Returning to the bedroom
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The Sea At Midnight – The Sea At Midnight Review
80's Punk in Cold Storage.
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Introducing… The Nursery
Satan's in the house.
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Introducing… Bizou
Goth Darkwave Supergroup - ASSEMBLE!
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Introducing… The Sea At Midnight
New Wave Gothics
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Trevor Something – Microwaves Review
Depressingly dancing to oblivion
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Introducing… Centre Excuse
The newest wave is a darker one
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Amnesia Scanner – Tearless Review
Dance like there is no tomorrow - chaos is coming
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Jennifer Touch – Behind the Wall Review
Coldwave hurts
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Introducing… Violent Vickie
Goths to the dancefloor please!
