Synth
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Introducing… Tusks
Moody and cinematic electronic indie pop that merges lo-fi and hi-fi production.
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Douglas Dare returns with a new electronic sound featuring Rival Consoles and channelling The Knife and Arca
After his previous album ‘Milktooth’ took a stripped-back intimate approach, Douglas Dare has flipped the script for his upcoming album. The British artist has announced…
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Kathryn Joseph – for those who are the wronged (Lomond Campbell remixes) Review
Scottish powerhouses collaborate on a numbing and haunting remix project.
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Sam Hulick returns to original music with new sci-fi electronic single
Mass Effect composer returns for a quiet consequences sci-fi brooder.
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outside is void – Light Gazer Review
Space rock meets electronic introspection in this excellent hidden gem of 2023's indie music scene.
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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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Introducing… Maya Shenfeld
A kaleidoscope of synths, woodwind, voice and a marble quarry bring a cinematic electro-acoustic experience.
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Mort Form – Universe Round Trip Review
A sci-fi adventure using chiptune and synths to make a spaceships systems sing.
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Kathryn Joseph announced reworked album with Lomond Campbell
Ethereal modular synth reworkings of her 2022 album.
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Elsiane – E L S I A N E Review
Ethereal new wave duo return after 5 years with a gothic tribute to love and souls.
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Live Vault – Hania Rani and her superb album launch concert
A magical orchestrated album launch concert from an artist in her element.
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Green-House – A Host for All Kinds of Life Review
An ecological synth album about embracing the magic, wonder and joy of Planet Earth.
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Sign Libra’s new single comes with a PS1 era styled RPG music video
If Deepak Chopra made RPG music in the 90s.
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Introducing… Volkor X
A masked enemy brings us destruction via synthwave metal!
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Introducing… Bangladeafy
Industrial synthpunk duo merge live drumming with heavy synths for an aggressive experience
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ONDA – Nami Review
Where classical piano and ambient house collide in a synth playground
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Introducing… Shuta Hasunuma
An electronica patchwork quilt of sounds welcomes Shuta Hasunuma back after seven years away
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Babel – Mirrors Review
Cocteau Twins edged Europop with jazzy undertones.
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Introducing… Das Body
Nordic pop sensibilities given the alternative electronica treatment brings you the late summer anthem of 2023.
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Introducing… Bar Pandora
Alt-pop artist on making a pact to look beyond your lived experiences.
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Amnesia Scanner & Freeka Tet – STROBE.RIP Review
The sound of electric dystopia is here and I love it.
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Seaming To – Dust Gatherers Review
Cinematic esoteric chamber pop with a haunted heart of dust and gold.
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Paul Feder – Never Sleep Review
Indietronica synth tweaking explores insomnia with big beats
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Habitat Canada – Lunar Spectrum Review
Horror tinged synthwave anthems ripe for TV placement and late night club dancefloors
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Hannes Kretzer – Species Review
What does intricate electronica sound like without the drums?
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Celestial North mixes wyrd folk and electronica ahead of her debut album
Tribal beats, quirky vocals and celestial synths collide for a rising star of dreamy folktronica
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L_qcy – Obelisk Review
Bring the Game Boy Advance into the haunted forest.
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Introducing… TEll A ViSiON
German child rapper morphs into adult genre-hopping electronic artist
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Introducing… Outside Is Void
Alt-pop that gracefully refuses to fall neatly into a simple genre box
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bocuma – Ascending Review
Making music like its 1984 thinking about 2054.
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Danny Kuttner – Purple Review
The most effortlessly cool 70's Soul mixed with modern day electronica.
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Ô Lake – Still Review
Modern neoclassical compositions for the cinematic introspective moments of life.
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Introducing… Marta Salogni and Tom Relleen
Music for Open Spaces - inspired by trips around the world.
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Heinali – Kyiv Eternal Review
A love letter to Kyiv, for those that don't want to forget her and those who haven't met her yet.
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Introducing… Lucie Antunes
Eccentric poptronica designed to showcase everyday objects you wouldn't usually expect to find in music.
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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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Monomer – Violet Review
A welcome return to a unique voice in the synthwave world.
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Devours returns with ‘Hairspin’ to kick off a new era of “hyper pop with humanity”
A new era of hyper pop chaos is unleashed.
