Synth pop meets snotty vocals – Klangman's ‘Free Your Mind (Bottos)’ sounds like a short trip between Ladytron and Chicks On Speed.
With ‘Closing In’, Magnetic Skies deliver dense synth pop between psychological pressure and quiet strength.
Melancholic, analogue, electrifying: Nèbla hits the heart with Poison In My Heart.
Dark wave meets 90s vibe: Gates by The Oblivion Chapel opens sound gates between melancholy and liberation.
Minimalistic, exciting and cool – Matte Blvck's Soulless is sonically convincing, but loses itself somewhat in its own space.
Three minutes of synth pop and dark wave, danceable, dynamic – guitars à la The Cure and velvety vocals.
Dirty, intense, precise: Brittany Bindrim's “Warplane” fuses industrial and synth pop into an explosive soundscape.
With “From The Blue,” Girl As Wave deliver feather-light synth pop with cool vocals and a Ladytron vibe.
Northern Lite returns to its synth-pop roots with “Contrails” – cool, driving, and finally exciting again.
Spherical synth pop from Switzerland: Blackbook's “Wait Until Midnight” combines gentleness, dynamism, and midnight magic.
Atmospheric synth pop with indie influences from Covered In Snow – my impression of ‘The Punisher’ from Sweden.
Men Without Hats surprise with ‘In Glorious Days’ – powerful, danceable and with genuine 80s charm.
