Synth Pop
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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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Grizzly Cogs – ‘Tiny Jukebox’ Review
10-second blasts of chiptune euphoria for the '90s arcade lover.
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Ladytron announce 8th studio album with new single ‘Kingdom Undersea’
Ladytron gives us their version of disco, for their most danceable album yet.
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Introducing… Victory Chimes
Using the electric piano to create bass riffs to rock to.
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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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Jim E. Brown’s single about having a mental breakdown in a supermarket feels exactly how it is to be in the UK in 2025
Don't cry on the dancefloor when you can cry in the crisp aisle in Asda instead.
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Rhumba Club and Patrick Wolf collaborate for this year’s queer club anthem
Your sultry queer late summer anthem has arrived. Grab your pearls, Rhumba Club is here.
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Introducing… Blue Loop
An electronic. experimental song cycle chronicling a battle against cancer, one chemo cycle at a time.
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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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Imogen Heap announces 20th Anniversary Remaster and Vinyl for ‘Speak For Yourself’
It kicks of a month of celebrations with livestreams, an app, and plenty of other exciting goodies.
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Introducing… APACALDA
Gothic-tinged indie pop, sexual awakening, and plenty of messy situations bring APALADA's earworms to life.
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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… Battlemode
Yacht Rock meets Synth-pop and Gameboy chiptunes with Battlemode's big new single
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Phebe Starr – Dirt Review
An electro-pop anthem album created through the lens of an indie artist.
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Popskyy – Atlas Review
Channelling an N64 platformer soundtrack to a game that doesn't exist.
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Live Vault – Fever Ray
Beats, synths, voice and lightshow are on point in this superb industrial concert.
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Hydrogen Sea – Creature Comforts Review
Luscious and syrupy smooth indie pop anthems exploring the comforts and pleasures of being human.
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Babel – Mirrors Review
Cocteau Twins edged Europop with jazzy undertones.
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Paul Feder – Never Sleep Review
Indietronica synth tweaking explores insomnia with big beats
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Hanna Ögonsten – have you seen my mind cause I’ve lost it Review
Sweden has a new alt-pop dance muse and she's using her diary for inspiration.
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Ari Mason – Prodrome Review
Delving into 90's dance pop and giving it a 2023 cynicism and venom.
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Izioq – Teens Rising Review
When synthwave, dreamwave, vapourwave and synthpop collide.
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Charlie Risso – The Light Review
If Galadriel made Nordic inspired pop.
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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Let’s Turn It Into Sound Review
An album that will make you listen to and enjoy synthesizers in a totally new way.
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Diane – Secret Review
Underground French synth pop.
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Introducing… Macula Dog
Carnival anxiety for the manic and absurd to create the strangest hypnosis you'll hear this year.
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Sunstroke Rain – Spark Review
Returning back to the origins of indie pop
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Endearments – Father of Wands Review
A underground indie pop band sneaking in a great release at the end of last year.
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Mear – Soft Chains Review
For fans of Imogen Heap and Frou Frou
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Introducing… Minimal Schlager
Stranger Things meets Greek tragedy.
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Frou Frou – Off Cuts Review
A 20 year celebration of unearthed demos
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Introducing… lullahush
Quirky pop from Dublin's newest alternative producer.
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Highasakite – Mother Review
When four become two,
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Iamamiwhoami returns with new audiovisual album
Jonna Lee returns with her full audiovisual project for an album inspired by pregnancy and motherhood.
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Katie Dey – Forever Music Review
Removing the filters to show a real heart in ascendance.
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Introducing… The Elephant Trees
Manchester's up and coming trio building a community.
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Introducing… Sara-Danielle
Smooth soul pop with a twist.
