Electro Pop
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Lydmor – I Told You I’d Tell Them Our Story Review
Turning the Asian dancefloor into indie pop gems Lydmor’s music popped onto my radar when her first single for this album showcased her chilled out…
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Chances – Traveler Review
A fantastic mash-up of indie-pop and corners of the world Alternative Montreal based trio Chances released their debut album “Traveler” earlier this year and it’s…
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Galapaghost – Sootie Review
Ghosts in the frequency Galapaghost’s previous music has usually revolved around a guitar and piano based rock ala Wainright. With his second release of 2018 “Sootie”,…
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Son Lux – Yesterday’s Wake Review
Proof that recycling works Son Lux has always had a penchant for reworking his music into different forms and versions. Almost all his albums have…
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Introducing… Ani Glass
It’s not often I get to enjoy Welsh language music that isn’t in the vein of traditional folk music and as a Brit that makes…
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Future Generations – Landscape Review
Retro-future-synth-fusion-party-things Future Generation’s return with their second album and it’s a heady mix of 80’s synth pop and modern day indie pop. “Landscape” is crammed…
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Greg Laswell – Next Time Review
An album of inner conflict turned outwards into torch weilding anthems Following on from the superbly bitter and miserable “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet”…
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Introducing… Elza
Completely independent artist Elza returns from her debut EP Glories, released 4 years ago, with a new alt-pop anthem “Swayed”. The catchy chorus, big drums…
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Introducing… VALLEY
Sunny, shiny indie-pop-rock to brighten your day with happy hooks but sad and reflective lyrics, VALLEY return from their 2016 EP “This Room Is White” which…
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Knightstown – Knightstown Review
Electronic moody dream pop producer Knightstown follows up his excellent EP with his self-titled debut album which came out yesterday. With his trademark hushed high…
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Introdicing… ShadowParty
It’s Summer, I’m boiling hot and I need something that I can power dance to in the living room. Enter ShadowParty that has an unusual…
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Rodney Cromwell – Rodney’s English Disco Review
The Pet Shop Boys are often maligned but their brand of synthpop in the 80’s symbolised quite a few great things that I have personally…
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Utada Hikaru – Hatuskoi Review
After the stripped back return of Utada Hikaru to music with Fatome bought us quiet songs, ballads aplenty and a mature focus, I have been…
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Introducing… RDTK
Italian styled electronica with a Brazilian tinge of home
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Ionnalee – “Everyone Afraid To Be Forgotten” Review
Enter my contender for album of the year 2018
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Knightstown – “Keep” Review
2am danceclub afterglow in its finest
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ANML returns with new single and EP
Cinematic gospel electronica? HELL YES!
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Ticktock – “A Violence of Innocence” Review
Awkward genre shifting pop for the artsy inner self
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Introducing… Lydmor
Denmark's new underground electropop star rises
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Video Vault – ionnalee
A full 53 minute film that showcases the amazing new album
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WE ARE TEMPORARY – “Embers” Review
Electro-Art-Pop that you can dance and cry to at the same time
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Mesadorm’s Second Single Makes Me Excited
Electronica album channelling Lamb coming in spring
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Introducing… Jacob Bellens
Electro pop for those missing Royksopp
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Introducing… Helga Arvesten
Sweden's budding alt-pop princess
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Kelly Lee Owens – “Kelly Lee Owens” Review
Less is more with this electronica artist
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Introducing… Mesadorm
Crazy cute indie pop project to make you smile
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Lupa J “A House I Don’t Remember” Review
Lupa J’s continuing development as a musician is quite fascinating because as a classically trained violinist, she’s further moved away from that world into darker,…
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Tune Yards return with new single – album to follow
This time she's on the 80's dancefloor
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Introducing… KNIGHTSTOWN
A sweeping artistic electronica piece all fez'd up
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Fever Ray returns after eight year break
You're invited to an bondage tea party.
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Introducing… Willow Beats
Chilled beats and grooves for the thinking mind
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Zola Blood – “Infinite Games” Review
An album crammed with hits in waiting
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Introducing… Ryan Vail
Swimming in the chilled zone
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Introducing… A Million Machines
Anthems for dark alleys
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Olga Bell – “America” Review
A bonus EP of misfits that don't quite hang together
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Son Lux – “Remedy” Review
Turning a man into a band
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Hvmmingbyrd return with new single
Irish duo return for a chilled out anthem.
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Fenech-Soler – “Zilla” Review
The album to dance around to for 2017
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Zola Blood Announce Debut Album
My alternative electronica pick for 2017 is coming!
