Rich analogue synths and honest vocals. Spectres Of Desire surprise with the mature synth pop track ‘Entanglement’.
La Nuit Américaine win you over with light electro pop: Why ‘La Voix Des Incendies’ has me hooked despite my initial doubts.
With ‘Kiss Me Slowly’, BetaBlueX deliver catchy dark pop. A subtly produced, elegant track about nocturnal obsession.
Discover Purwien & Kowa’s “Italo-Disco in San Francisco”: radio-friendly electro pop packed with clever 80s references and guaranteed to get stuck in your head.
With “Last Night On Earth”, Coldstar present themselves as more harmonious, varied and masterfully mature.
‘Comet’ by Tears Before Bedtime offers dynamic electrorock with a great 80s atmosphere and melancholic depth.
With “Vochy”, Dlina Volny demonstrate what contemporary dark wave sounds like. 80s DNA, a modern sound and deeply emotional Belarusian vocals.
Graveyard Gossip impress with ‘Living To Die’: A lively EBM beat. Danceable synth pop and multi-faceted vocals.
Detalji combine dark synth pop with 80s nostalgia and a witch house vibe. A dreamy track about loss and carrying on dancing.
Silberwolf 66 blows you away with “Cursed”. Old-school EBM reimagined, dystopian, danceable and with real depth.
With ‘Nobody Loved You’, Holy Death Temple deliver ironic, Erasure-inspired synth pop with its own unique flavour.
A surprisingly clear sound instead of a dense soundscape: find out in my review why Vioflesh has me so excited with “Call Me”.
